CCLA acquisition means ‘enhanced ability’ to deliver for local authorities, says chief exec

The acquisition of CCLA by Jupiter Fund Management will bring “greater strength, resources and capabilities” to the company, according to Peter Hugh Smith, CCLA chief executive.

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CCLA will become part of Jupiter, while retaining the CCLA branding and its investment and client service approach. The £100m deal, which represents the

CCLA acquisition means ‘enhanced ability’ to deliver for local authorities, says chief exec

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