Councillor Alan Schofield has been appointed to the Local Pensions Partnership's (LPP) board as a non-executive director, representing the shareholder Lancashire County Council.
The LPP was set up in 2015 to pool the combined £11bn assets of Lancashire's pension fund and the London Pension Fund Authority (LPFA) to save on costs and get economies of scale. He becomes one...
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