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This website www.uss.co.uk ("website") is owned and operated by Universities Superannuation Scheme Limited ("USS/we/us"), a company registered in England and Wales under company number 01167127 and whose registered office is Royal Liver Building, Liverpool L3 1PY.
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Essential details of how the scheme works and what it means to be a member
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Essential details of how the scheme works and what it means to be a member
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Essential details of how the scheme works and what it means to be a member
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Essential details of how the scheme works and what it means to be a member
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How investment decisions are made. USSIM is the principal investment manager and adviser to the Trustee - delivering the majority of the investment mandates through its in-house team and the balance through carefully chosen external managers.
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What are private market investments? These are investments which aren’t traded publicly. They include things like property, private debt and infrastructure.
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TPR is also clear in its letter of 14 July 2021 to USS, shared with the Joint Negotiating Committee, that it expects the 2020 valuation to be completed “without delay, regardless of any decision in relation to a potential 2021 valuation…Any decision by the Trustee to conduct a 2021 valuation should not be seen as an opportunity by stakeholders to avoid or defer difficult decisions, making it less likely that an appropriate, sustainable outcome can be reached for the 2020 valuation in a reasonable timeframe…one of the options it may be appropriate for us to consider would be to set out a timetable for completion of the 2020 valuation in the form of an improvement notice.”
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The original reasons for holding a 2020 valuation still hold. Our primary legal duty as Trustee is to protect the benefits promised to, or accrued by, USS members to date. Active members are accruing new benefits every day, so any underfunding of new promises can very quickly put us at odds with our primary duty. At the valuation date, the Scheme’s funding position had deteriorated significantly – the benefits already promised to our members were at risk of being under-funded.