LGPS advisory board threatens to name and shame levy dodgers

James Phillips
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Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) administering authorities which fail to pay their levy to the Scheme Advisory Board (SAB) will see their names published online, they have been warned.

The potential naming and shaming raises questions about their funds' governance, the statutory body said, especially at those that have repeatedly offended. Some 10 authorities had failed to pay...

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