Transparency and collaboration: core strengths for sound pool governance

As LGPS pooling enters a decisive phase, Elizabeth Carey, independent adviser and research analyst for Local Government Pension Schemes, sets out why governance, alignment and transparency must now take centre stage.

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LGPS funds, their pension committees, officers and advisers are working hard to meet the deadlines for pooling all assets through FCA-regulated pool companies, as

Transparency and collaboration: core strengths for sound pool governance

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