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  • UK mulls DB pension consolidation
    Rebecca Akrofie- 1 March 2017

    The UK government has opened a consultation process to see whether it should encourage small defined benefit pension schemes to combine their assets.

  • Local Pensions Partnership names chief executive
    Victoria Robson- 11 April 2016

    The LPP, formed out of the combined asset and liabilities of the Lancashire County Pension Fund and London Pensions Fund Authority, will pursue direct and co-investments.

  • London and Lancashire pensions hunt for more partners
    Victoria Robson- 10 March 2016

    The Lancashire County Pension Fund and the London Pensions Fund Authority, which have already agreed to combined their £11bn assets, are talking with other schemes to achieve critical mass.

  • UK pension schemes and private equity
    PEI Staff- 9 October 2015

    The British government wants to see a greater share of the country’s retirement pot flowing into illiquid asset classes. Getting there won’t be straightforward.

  • LLPP to invest half of portfolio in illiquid assets
    Victoria Robson- 28 September 2015

    Edi Truell, head of the Strategic Investment Advisory Board established to advise the Lancashire and London Pensions Partnership, speaks to PEI about investment allocations and plans for the SAIB to establish a club of infrastructure investors.

  • UK pensions partnership targets co-investments
    Victoria Robson- 3 July 2015

    The new £10bn pension organisation will also look at smaller managers.

  • Hermes collects $480m for co-investment fund
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 4 November 2014

    The fund has already deployed $230m in 19 mid-market investments

  • LPFA appoints new chief exec
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 6 January 2014

    The appointment comes after the Edi Truell-chaired pension fund grew assets by £427m to £4.6bn last year.

  • Truells' Tungsten raises £160m on AIM
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 23 October 2013

    Tungsten Corporation, which is led by Duke Street founder Edmund Truell and will focus on tapping into the global e-commerce network, was "significantly oversubscribed" on its admission to London's junior market.

  • Edmund Truell appointed chair of LPFA
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 17 January 2013

    The industry veteran, who recently stepped down from the Pension Insurance Corporation, has been appointed to chair London's largest local government pension scheme provider.