The LGPS facing significant changes with the introduction of the Pensions Bill. This, argues William Bourne, an independent advisor to the LGPS and founder of Linchpin Advisory, could be a good time to assess whether Local Pension Boards fulfil their purpose.
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Paul Guilliotti, director of Financial Services, Richmond and Wandsworth Councils argues that current high funding levels should be approached with caution as marginal changes to discount rates can potentially have a significant impact.
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