From exclusion lists to modular ESG: a new framework for pooled LGPS funds

Priya Nair, Treasury & Pension Fund manager for the London Borough of Camden examines the benefits of overlays, rather than exclusion policies, to enable more effective stewardship policies within pooled LGPS funds.

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In recent years, responsible investment has moved from the margins to the centre of debate in the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). Administering authorities

From exclusion lists to modular ESG: a new framework for pooled LGPS funds

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