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The perils of pooling pension pots

The old adage that bigger is best may be true for certain things, but doesn't apply to proposals to centralise London's local government pension pot, warns Ravi Govindia.

The old adage that bigger is best may be true for certain things, but doesn't apply to proposals to centralise London's local government pension pot, warns Ravi Govindia.

The London Pension Fund Authority (LPFA) has suggested amalgamating the pension funds it controls, together with those of Transport for London, the London boroughs and the City of London Corporation, to form a new London Pension Mutual worth around £30bn.

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