The London Fund secures additional £45m investment

This takes its total committed assets to £195m, edging closer to its £300m targeted offering

Holly Roach
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The London Fund secures additional £45m investment

The London Fund has secured an additional £45m investment in its second closing, taking its total committed assets to £195m.

The investment from Haringey Pension Fund follows a seed investment from the London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) of £100m in December 2020 and £50m in April this year. The London Fund - which ...

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