INVESTMENT STRATEGY STATEMENT

The Investment Strategy Statement(ISS) was developed by the LFPA Board with input from LPPI, the FCA-regulated fund manager to whom we have delegated investment management and implementation duties.

The ISS provides an overview of the management of the Fund’s investments. It summarises how we choose suitable assets to invest in and how we measure their effectiveness while maintaining our commitment to be a long-term responsible investor.

LPFA Investment Strategy Statement 2022

LPFA Investment Strategy Statement 2022

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