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Mansion House Accord tracks £22.1bn in private market assets

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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The Mansion House Accord, a voluntary commitment to increase investment in private markets, reported that signatories hold £22.1bn of defined contribution growth-phase assets in global private markets as of December 31, 2025. Of this total, £11.1bn is invested in the UK, representing 3.3% of DC growth-phase assets in the UK private market. Signatories have also committed to investing a further £3bn in UK private markets.

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The commitment aims to increase private market investment, with signatories initially pledging to hold 5% of DC pension assets in UK private markets by 2030. The largest UK sectors receiving investment include property and real estate, infrastructure, private debt and credit, and private equity.

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  • City of LondonCoordinates the Mansion House Accord, a commitment to increase investment in private markets

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