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Plans to pool Welsh pension investments

The eight local government pension funds in Wales have submitted plans to Whitehall to pool £13bn of investments.

By Jamie Hailstone | 18 October 2016

The eight local government pension funds in Wales have submitted plans to Whitehall to pool £13bn of investments.

Whitehall has been asked for permission for the schemes to appoint a third party to run a series of collective investment vehicles, which will allow assets to be brought together.

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