UK - The near-£250m Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund (PCPF), the UK's pension scheme for Members of Parliament, may be looking at a more specialist investment set-up.
The fund has recently tendered for a new investment adviser to carry out a review before year-end, although incumbents Hewitt Bacon & Woodrow are likely to reapply. The deadline for expressions of ...
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