Oxfordshire urged to consider climate in pooling decision

3 July 2025 by Mona Dohle

The Oxfordshire LGPS fund has been urged to prioritise climate change as a key factor in its decision to join a new investment pool.

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The £3.3bn fund, currently a member of the Brunel pool, was confronted in April with a government ultimatum to transition to a new pool

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