Strathclyde to 'sharpen' local investments with in-house manager

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The £11.5bn Strathclyde pension fund is set to hire an in-house asset manager in a bid to "sharpen" its local investment portfolio.

Strathclyde, the largest local government pension scheme in the country, is looking to appoint a manager for internal investments to directly run investments in local projects such as infrastructur...

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