LGPS experts warn of poor decisions amid government ‘rush to implement changes’

The government’s push to accelerate the pace of pooling reforms risks leaving funds and pools exposed to ‘suboptimal decisions’, leading figures in the LGPS have warned

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LGPS funds are being confronted with a never-ending barrage of far-reaching challenges, from local government reorganisation to digesting the impact of local elections, pooling

LGPS experts warn of poor decisions amid government ‘rush to implement changes’

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