LAPFF exists to promote the investment interests of local authority pension funds, and to maximise their influence as shareholders whilst promoting social responsibility and corporate governance at the companies in which they invest.
Formed in 1990, the Forum brings together a diverse range of local authority pension funds with combined assets of over £100 billion.
28, 29 & 30 November 2012
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The Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF) has recommended that its members oppose the remuneration report of Barclays Bank at the company’s forthcoming AGM on 27th April. |
The first quarterly public engagement report has been published by the UK’s largest collaborative shareholder group, the Local Authority Pension Fund Forum.
LAPFF has published the report as part of its commitment to honour the spirit of initiatives such as the Stewardship Code. The report details both company-specific and more thematic engagement work, as well as the Forum’s activity on relevant public policy issues.
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The decision of James Murdoch to relinquish the chair of BSkyB is a sensible one, according to the Local Authority Pension Fund Forum.
Ahead of BSkyB’s 2011 AGM the Forum issued a statement that it was advising its members to oppose James Murdoch’s re-election, but to vote for the re-election of deputy chair Nicholas Ferguson. |
Quarterly Engagement Reports (new!)
Meeting Documents (members only)
Internal Reports (members only)
