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Unlike defined contribution (DC) pensions, where members’ benefits depend on how investments perform, a defined benefit (DB) pension is a guaranteed income for life based on a formula linked to salary and years of service. One of our key legal duties as trustee is to ensure the pensions promised to members (our liabilities) can and will be paid when they fall due. This shapes how we invest: by design, our approach does not target absolute returns above all else but rather aims to outperform the scheme’s liabilities and improve the funding position.
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To mark USS’s 50th anniversary, we invited David Watts (a UCU-appointed non-executive director) and Will Spinks (a UCEA-appointed non-executive director) to share their perspectives on the scheme and where it finds itself in its jubilee year.
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Where your contributions go and who manages our investments
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Reporting season is once again upon us, and this year marks the second iteration of our Stewardship Code Report. We became a signatory to the new Stewardship Code last year, and to retain this status, we submitted a 2021/22 report to the FRC at the end of April 2022. The Code comprises a set of 12 ‘apply and explain’ Principles for asset managers and asset owners, and our report must evidence how we have applied them over the previous year.
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Get to know who’s looking after your money and helping you build your financial future.
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Our approach to responsible investment. USS is a long-term, responsible investor with a legal duty to invest in the best financial interests of our members and beneficiaries, so we can pay pensions long into the future.
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Delivering value for money is a key focus for the scheme and our performance in this area is reviewed in depth by the Trustee Board on an annual basis
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Universities Superannuation Scheme has published its annual Report and Accounts, covering the financial year to 31 March 2022. At 31 March 2022, total assets under management were £90.8bn (2021: £82.2bn). Its defined benefit (DB) fund stood at £88.9bn (2021: £80.6bn), while its defined contribution (DC) assets totalled £1.9bn (2021: £1.6bn).