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Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) outperformed it strategic investment benchmarks in the last financial year, according to its annual report published today. The assets of the DB section of the scheme (the USS Retirement Income Builder) grew by £3.6bn to £63.6bn in 17/18, taking its growth in the five years to 31 March 2018 to £25bn.

Back in May, USS was one of 60 global investors representing more than $10 trillion in assets, who signed an open letter calling on the oil and gas industry to improve transparency on their plans to tackle climate change. USS also participates in the Carbon Action 100+, a global collaboration between investors engaging with the world’s largest carbon emitters to encourage them to address climate change.

USS, in collaboration with three institutional investors and climate change specialists, Acclimatise, has launched “Managing the Unavoidable: investment implications of a changing climate”.

USS announced that it will acquire a 49.9% non-controlling stake in The Airline Group Limited (“Airline Group”).

Universities Superannuation Scheme has published its annual Report and Accounts, covering the financial year to 31 March 2023 – a year marked by significant volatility across financial markets.

Universities Superannuation Scheme Limited (or USS) – the trustee of one of the largest pension schemes in the UK – is delighted to announce Victoria Timlin’s upcoming appointment as a new director to the USS Investment Management Limited (USSIM) Board.

See how you can maximise your finances – read some top tips for financial planning and consider your short, medium and long term savings goals.

See how you can maximise your finances – read some top tips for financial planning and consider your short, medium and long term savings goals.

The stock market has been disrupted as a result of investors trying to price the potential impact of COVID-19 on the global economy. You will have seen an immediate impact on unit prices used to value your funds.