LPFA appoints Martin as CEO
The London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) has appointed interim CEO Susan Martin as its new CEO.
Martin has been with LPFA since 2007 and was previously its deputy CEO. She has held the position of interim CEO since August.
Martin, who has more than 20 years' experience in senior management roles both within the public and private sectors, will focus on delivering changes to the LPFA including the LGPS 2014 and 2015 Fire schemes.
LPFA, which is one of the largest local government pension scheme (LGPS) funds in the UK, completed its first direct co-investment in December last year, investing in postal operator Secured Mail alongside Adveq and Next Wave Partners.
The LP recently released its Annual Report 2013 which showed that the fund grew by £427m during 2012-2013 to £4.6bn.
LPFA manages a £4.6bn pension fund providing local government pension scheme benefits to around 20,000 employees of 370 charities, and not-for-profit, private sector, and local government employers.
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