“Greater Manchester has kind of what they call a good growth fund where they kind of pull funding from different places, pension funds, national wealth fund, some GMCA budget. And they use that to invest, you know, for a return in various schemes.”

Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government · Budget 2026: What do John Healey’s choices mean for the economy and the government?

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create a good growth fund that pools money from pension funds, the national wealth fund and the GMCA budget to invest in schemes for a return

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