It’s time to rethink multi-manager equity funds

William Bourne, an independent adviser to the LGPS at Linchpin Advisory argues that LGPS Pools should rethink their strategies for flagship multi-manager equity funds.

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Exposure to equities is at the core of any open active pension scheme such as the LGPS because they deliver growth. Most of the

It’s time to rethink multi-manager equity funds

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