When:

2nd July 2012, 04:00PM

Where:

London's Living Room, City Hall

It has been argued that London's pension funds could be pooled, and that significant savings could be made from the current £30m cost of administering the 34 funds across London. A pooled pension fund could then contribute to new infrastructure projects in London.

The event will be chaired by Liz Meek, Chair of Centre for London with speakers Bob Neill, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at DCLG, Suhail Rahuja, Chairman of Superannuation Committee for Westminster, and Ravi Govindia, Leader of Wandsworth Council. Dr David Blake, of the Cass Business School, will outline research from the Toronto Institute and on Dutch public sector funds to provide some comparisons.

The event begins at 4pm for a 4.30pm start. Drinks will be served from 6pm-7pm following the debate. If you would like to attend, contact us at centreforlondon@demos.co.uk