Investment Strategy Statement (ISS) for 2026
Lambeth Pension Fund's 2026 Investment Strategy Statement, with a net zero carbon target by 2040, was approved in March.
The Lambeth Pension Fund's updated Investment Strategy Statement (ISS) for 2026, which includes a net zero carbon emissions target by 2040, was approved by its Pensions Committee in March 2026. This commitment aims to align the fund's investments with global climate goals, supported by interim targets for Weighted Average Carbon Intensity (WACI).
The 2026 ISS, which outlines the investment strategy for the Lambeth Pension Fund, also reflects recent legislative changes. It delegates future investment management to the London CIV. No further discussions on the Lambeth Pension Fund's 2026 ISS are currently scheduled in the provided material.
Key facts
- The Lambeth Pension Fund set a target to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Source
- The fund's updated Investment Strategy Statement (ISS) for 2026 was approved on March 25, 2026. Source
- The ISS for 2026 formally adopted the net zero carbon emissions target. Source
- The updated ISS includes interim targets for Weighted Average Carbon Intensity (WACI). Source
- The ISS reflects legislative changes and delegates future investment management to the London CIV. Source
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