Fund governance needs independent challenge

Bringing in an independent person offers an opportunity to strengthen decision making, argues Paul Guilliotti director of Financial Services Serving Richmond and Wandsworth Councils

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The role of local authority pension funds continues to evolve at pace following the recent statutory guidance on the governments Fit for the Future

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