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LA Forum publications provide a comprehensive overview of the end to end research and investment process across a range of asset classes.  Our aim is to help our members understand complex problems and plan efficiently.

Written and published for Local Authority officers, these thought provoking documents highlight investment issues, available options and trends in key areas of the UK's public sector pension scheme space.

Targeting investment officers, policy makers, industry specialists, and the pensions board in order to promote debate and understanding.  It is not intended for use directly in either market forecasting or for investment decision purposes, where specialist advice should be sought.

Please note: some of the media sources, publications or articles featured on LA Forum may require registration to gain access.

Interested parties should contact Mark Turnbull (Director: LA Forum) T: 01260 226610 E: mark@laforum.co.uk

Investment opportunities in infrastructure debt

This GFM Special Report examines the rise in popularity of infrastructure and infrastructure debt, and unravels the investment vehicles, structures and asset services available to institutional investors in this burgeoning asset class.

Date added: 11-07-2017

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Investment opportunities in infrastructure debt

The cost of Londons long-term infrastructure

London is growing at its fastest rate in modern history. According to current estimates, its population is increasing by around one million individuals every ten years. This is equivalent to a rate of two thousand every eight days. Employment and economic activity are also rising.

Date added: 12-01-2016

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The cost of Londons long-term infrastructure

Enabling Infrastructure: Green, Energy, Water & Waste Infrastructure to 2050

This document is part of a suite of documents supporting the Mayor’s consultation on London’s long-term infrastructure requirements. ‘London Infrastructure Plan 2050 A Consultation’ sets out London’s strategic requirements to 2050 across transport, green, digital, energy, water and waste infrastructure, how much it will cost and how we might pay for it all. It invites responses on a range of issues, including those looked at in this document.

Date added: 12-01-2016

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Enabling Infrastructure: Green, Energy, Water & Waste Infrastructure to 2050

Population and employment projections to support the London Infrastructure Plan 2050

 

To support the work of the London Infrastructure Plan 2050 the GLA Intelligence Unit has produced a number of projections. Projections and forecasts are typically based on a number of simplifying assumptions and are, in part at least, only as reliable as the data on which they are based.

Date added: 12-01-2016

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Population and employment projections to support the London Infrastructure Plan 2050

London Infrastructure Plan 2050

In 2014 the Mayor launched London’s first long-term infrastructure plan. The London Infrastructure Plan 2050 is the first ever attempt to identify, prioritise and cost London’s future infrastructure. It considers how we might deliver and fund it, in order to support future growth.

Date added: 12-01-2016

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London Infrastructure Plan 2050

London Councils - Response to the Crossrail 2 Growth Commission's call for evidence

We have responded to the Crossrail 2 Growth Commission's Call for Evidence, expressing our support for the regional route and the housing and economic growth that it can deliver for London and the wider south of England. Our response also addresses allocation of land use and the importance of providing all the infrastructure a community needs, and not solely housing, to make sure new houses meet people's needs. - See more at: http://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/our-key-themes/infrastructure/whats-new#sthash.ogudv2sc.dpuf

Date added: 12-01-2016

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London Councils - Response to the Crossrail 2 Growth Commission's call for evidence

London Councils - Response to the National Infrastructure Commission's call for evidence

Our response discusses the pressures on land for housing and the implications this has for employment land, a mix of housing tenures and wider infrastructure needs.

Date added: 12-01-2016

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London Councils - Response to the National Infrastructure Commission's call for evidence

Scottish Government - Infrastructure Investment Plan 2015

The Infrastructure Investment Plan 2015 sets out priorities for investment and a long term strategy for the development of public infrastructure in Scotland. It is intended to complement the Draft Budget 2016-17 and support the objectives set out in Scotland’s Economic Strategy and the Programme for Government.

Date added: 12-01-2016

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Scottish Government - Infrastructure Investment Plan 2015

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