Budget's £20.4bn boost for Puffins highlights LGPS co-investment limits

Uk chancellor John Healey announced a £20.4bn funding boost for the UK’s public finance institutions in the autumn Budget, but restrictions arising from the LGPS’s public body status could nevertheless dampen LGPS participation in the planned scale-up fund.

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