Funds to save £1.5m using new National LGPS Framework

Three pension funds expect they will save £1.5m after collaborating using the new National Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) Framework.

By MJ Correspondent | 27 May 2014

Three pension funds expect they will save £1.5m after collaborating using the new National Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) Framework for global custody services.

Norfolk, Suffolk and Hackney pension funds are the first to sign contracts after using the custody services framework.

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