NAPF denies £20bn infrastructure deal is off

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The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has denied rumours its deal with the Treasury to encourage £20bn of pension fund investment in infrastructure projects has been called off.

This morning it emerged local government officials will meet with the Treasury to negotiate the government's use of £10bn from local authority pension funds for infrastructure investment, prompting...

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