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UK’s NEST closer to hedge fund allocation

May 03, 2011  

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The UK’s new national pension scheme, known as NEST (National Savings Employment Trust), may eventually consider hedge funds as part of its asset mix.

If the scheme decides to take this route, it could represent a considerable opportunity for the hedge fund industry given that NEST...

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