UK Pensions Awards Winners' Supplement
Celebrating excellence across the industry
The UK Pensions Awards Winners' Supplement takes a closer look at the firms that won the 2015 accolades.
The supplement is available as digital download:
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UK Pensions Awards Winners’ Supplement
The full list of winners for the 2015 awards can be found here:
The winners:
UK Pensions Awards 2015 - The Winners
To hear how some of our winners won the awards, watch our video series here:
The UK Pensions Awards 2015 Winners’ Series
- How LaSalle Investment Management won the Alternative Investment Manager of the Year award
- How LCP won the Risk Reduction Adviser of the Year award
- How LGT Capital Partners won the SRI / ESG Provider of the Year award
- How PIC won the Risk Reduction Provider of the Year award
- How Spence won the Consulting Innovation of the Year award
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