London Borough of Sutton Pension Fund

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Offices

marker iconCivic Offices, St Nicholas Way, , Sutton, SM1 1EA, United Kingdom
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMs. Katherine Gray
Job titleHead of Pensions Investments and Treasury
LocationSutton, United Kingdom
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Key Contact
user imageMs. Tracey Milner
Job titleInterim Pensions Finance & Investments Manager
LocationSutton, United Kingdom
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user imageMs. Mariana Banaru
Job titlePension Administrator
LocationSutton, United Kingdom
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user imageMs. Lisa Doswell
Job titlePensions Finance and Investments Manager
LocationSutton, United Kingdom
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London Borough of Sutton Pension Fund fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 2

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Commitment dateJan 2026
Commitment size$46.345m
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