Head of Corporate Affairs
Dr Daniel Summerfield
You can contact Dan on 020 7972 6398. Email: mediateam@uss.co.uk
Meet your Corporate Affairs team
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Corporate Communications Manager
Joel Sawyer
You can contact Joel on 0151 556 0769. Email: mediateam@uss.co.uk
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Head of Investment Communications
Lucinda Kemeny
You can contact Lucinda on 0207 972 6476. Email: mediateam@uss.co.uk
Latest news
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23 June 2021
Resignation of Board Director - Ian Maybury
USS Limited, the Trustee of the Universities Superannuation Scheme, reports that Ian Maybury has given notice to resign from his post as a Board Director.
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17 June 2021
USS has released its first Stewardship Code report
USS has released its first Stewardship Code report, which describes how we implement our commitments to the UK Stewardship Code and summarise our responsible investment activities and outcomes across all of our asset classes, with a particular focus on the financial year 2020-2021.
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17 May 2021
USS invests £200m for 50% stake in 4000 MV Spanish solar energy platform Bruc Energy
USS has taken a 50% stake in Bruc Energy, a Spain and Portugal renewables-focussed investment vehicle created by Canadian pension fund OPTrust and the Spanish businessman, Juan Béjar.
Views from USS
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4 May 2021
Ambition to go Net Zero
Climate change is one of, if not the most significant challenge facing our society today, says David Russell, Head of Responsible Investment at USS. Here he explains what we are doing about it.
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19 April 2021
Sharing the load: Why asset owners are supporting each other on RI reporting
USS, Brunel Pension Partnership, BTPS, the Church of England Pensions Board, RPMI Railpen, (as members of the UK Pensions Roundtable) and Chronos Sustainability have released a reporting tool to help asset owners meet their responsible investment and stewardship reporting requirements efficiently and effectively.
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1 March 2021
The difference between our expected investment returns and our prudent assumptions
We are currently holding a full valuation to investigate if and how we can expect to have enough money to pay the benefits promised to our members over the coming decades. To the extent that we plan to rely on investment returns to pay our members’ benefits, the process involves trying to predict how financial markets might perform over time.