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Scotland’s Falkirk and Lothian pension funds merger talk ceased

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By Pamela Kokoszka Verified, Susanna Rust Verified, Leen Preesman, Jonathan Williams
| Investment & Pensions Europe Verified
The Falkirk Council Pension Fund and the Lothian Pension Fund, both part of the Scottish local government pension scheme (LGPS), have decided not to proceed with their proposed merger. In 2022, the pension committees of both pension schemes agreed to explore the possibility of a merger, which would create a £11.3bn pension fund.
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Delta Lloyd scheme splits matching holdings into LDI, spread portfolios

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By Leen Preesman
| Investment & Pensions Europe Verified
The €3.8bn pension fund of former Dutch insurer Delta Lloyd said it had split its matching portfolio into sub-portfolios for liability-driven investments (LDI) and “spreads”. In its annual report for 2019, it announced it had allocated two-fifths of its 75% matching portfolio to LDI holdings, including long-duration euro-denominated government bonds, interest swaps and cash.
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Experts are positive about new Dutch pension arrangements

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By Maarten van Wijk, Leen Preesman
| Investment & Pensions Europe Verified
Experts in the Netherlands have responded positively to the new pension arrangements, agreed between the cabinet and the social partners, as part of the further elaboration of last year’s pension accord. “If we implement this properly, it is a fantastic outcome,” said Theo Kocken, professor of risk management at Amsterdam’s Free University (VU).
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