Now is the time for a reset on cross-pool collaboration

William Bourne, an independent advisor to the LGPS at Linchpin, argues that the ongoing LGPS reforms present an opportunity for pools to work together much more closely.

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The Government's Fit for the Future consultation encouraged the six surviving pools to collaborate more. For reasons of cost and scale, it does not

Now is the time for a reset on cross-pool collaboration

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