Border to Coast adds further £2.3bn to private markets

More than £9bn of previous commitments to its programme have now been deployed

Holly Roach
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Border to Coast adds further £2.3bn to private markets

The Border to Coast Pensions Partnership has launched the next stage of its private markets programme after raising a further £2.3bn of commitments from its Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) partner funds.

The latest commitments from ten partner funds take the total size of its private market programme to £12bn. More than £9bn of previous commitments have now been deployed. The latest commitments ...

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