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Pensions Committee
WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS PLAN
No decision recorded for this item.
Pensions Committee
WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP UPDATE
RESOLVED · To accept and note the information. · The Chair of the Pensions Committee to highlight the Committee's concerns to the WPP regarding the suggestion that all the operating activity may be delegated to the Partnership. Should the Partnership take greater responsibility for implementing the investment strategy, concern was noted that input must be secured from the individual funds of the Partnership. · Welcomed that use of the Welsh language had been identified as necessary in response to a Consultation by the MHCLG – 'Fit for the Future' – the Gwynedd Pension Fund and WPP would nee…
Pension Board
WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP UPDATE
No decision recorded for this item.
Pensions Committee
WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS PLAN
RESOLVED To approve the Wales Pension Partnership Revised Business Plan 2025-2028
The Council
WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP - IMPLEMENTING 'FIT FOR THE FUTURE' BUSINESS PLAN
RESOLVED 1. To note the Wales Pension Partnership Fit for the Future Business Case (Appendix 3, Appendix 4 and section 4 of the report) 2. To approve the formation of a corporate entity wholly owned by the WPP Administering Authorities (AAs) to be the WPP Investment Management Company (IMCo.) and all other actions necessary to submit an application to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for the authorisation of the company including but not limited to the selection and recruitment of Senior Management Function (SMF) roles as required by the FCA and the preparation and submission of the app…
Pensions Committee
WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP UPDATE
RESOLVED To accept the report and note the information.
Pensions Committee
WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP UPDATE
RESOLVED To accept the report and note the information Note: Put pressure on WPP once again to refer to the Snowdon Project as Yr Wyddfa Project.
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