Brunel funds in talks with LPPI about planned merger

A “material number” of Brunel funds are in early discussions with LPPI over a potential merger of the two pool structures, a move that could help preserve Brunel’s capacity while boosting LPPI’s assets under management (AUM).

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Brunel funds in talks with LPPI about planned merger

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