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Derbyshire County Council reports strong growth in pension fund and climate investments

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Derbyshire County Council discussed its pension fund investments during a meeting on October 13, 2026. The council's £7.7 billion pension fund has seen increased value, with assets growing by £1 billion since the last actuary report. The fund holds at least £1.9 billion in investments related to climate change action, net zero, solar, and wind power.

From erewashsound.com

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The council reported that the fund was 135 per cent funded at the last actuary report, which is noted as one of the best in the country. This growth indicates strong financial health for the council's pension assets, despite political debate over the fund's climate-focused investments.

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  • Derbyshire County CouncilLocal authority managing the pension fund and discussing its investments
  • DerbyCity that contributes financially to the county pension fund

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