Pension funds can get a 'pretty tasty cherry'

Council pension funds can get a ‘pretty tasty cherry’ if they invest in local infrastructure projects, a thinktank expert has said.

By MJ Correspondent | 08 May 2014

Local authority pension funds (LAPFs) can get a ‘pretty tasty cherry' on top of their usual returns if they invest in local infrastructure projects, a thinktank expert has said.

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