Fidelity loses local authority equity mandate

Fidelity has lost a UK equity mandate worth over £300m (€337m) with a northern England pension scheme, as it seeks to retrench investment operations following an aborted attempt to create a portfolio managers hub outside of London.

Tyne and Wear Pension Fund, covering north eastern local authority employers, sacked Fidelity just before Christmas, transferring assets temporarily to passive manager, Legal & General.

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