The case against investing in defence stocks

21 March 2025 by Mona Dohle

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LGPS funds should be careful to jump on the bandwagon of investing in the defence industry, argues Room151’s LGPS editor Mona Dohle.

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LGPS funds should be careful to jump on the bandwagon of investing in the defence industry, argues Room151’s LGPS editor Mona Dohle. The 1930s

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