You mean the Chancellor of the Exchequer?Its Rachel from accounts
Do you know of any?If a person who manages an investment fund is an investment manager, does he stop being one if he is employed by a public body?
So you're saying the current managers arnt right t for the job anywayDo you know of any?
Surely if you are a decent fund manager making big gains for your clients, you’re not the sort of person who would want a nice job at the council.
Oh no it doesn't. I just mentions a number of state job pension funds and says nothing about how they are run.In your link. It says who manages them.
At least partially offset by natural and other types of pay rise.where has the "cost of living crisis" gone.
They are run by specialist trustees. MBK Is just choosing to assume these are an elected councillor as it suites his narrative.investment manager, does he stop being one if he is employed by a public body?
"you do understand" MBK is an expert in that.He's just tying himself in silly knots.
Do you understand mbkng has a copyright on that saying?"you do understand" MBK is an expert in that.
It would appear Rachel from accounts is say that.So you're saying the current managers arnt right t for the job anyway
No she is mostly saying that merging the funds allow larger investments and adds reduces risk.It would appear Rachel from accounts is say that.
It would appear
The government plans to merge the 86 council pension funds - which include £354bn in investments and are run by local government officials - into "megafunds" run by fund managers. BBC article below:Oh no it doesn't. I just mentions a number of state job pension funds and says nothing about how they are run.
At least partially offset by natural and other types of pay rise.
see above.. It must be embarrassing to be wrong all the time.It would appear Biking from the Boatyard is not quoting words, but making them up.
Who could have seen that coming?