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Audit Commission Pension Scheme
The Audit Commission Pension Scheme was established in 1983 to deliver pensions and lump sums to former employees of the Audit Commission. The scheme closed to...
Audit Commission Pension Scheme
The Audit Commission Pension Scheme was established in 1983 to deliver pensions and lump sums to former employees of the Audit Commission. The scheme closed to new entrants and active members when the Commission itself was wound up in 2015. The portfolio holds positions in UK real estate and natural capital. Confirmed holdings include the Standard Life Long Lease Property Fund, M&G Secured Property Income Fund, Waypoint Essential Stores, CBRE UK Property Portfolio, and True North Forestry Carbon Sequestration Fund II. All assets sit inside the United Kingdom. The scheme participates in the Public Sector Transfer Club, which facilitates benefit transfers among member public-sector plans. Andrew Harrison serves as chair. Paul Punter acts as member-nominated trustee director. Law Debenture Pension Trust Corporation supplies the independent trustee function. No additional offices or headcount figures are disclosed. The Crown guarantee from the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities constitutes the primary structural feature, transferring ultimate liability to the UK government rather than relying on sponsor covenant alone.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1983
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
City
London
Corporate office
London, United Kingdom
Principals
Andrew Harrison
Chair of the Board of ACPS Trustee Limited
Paul Punter
Member-Nominated Trustee Director
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at the Audit Commission Pension Scheme?
Andrew Harrison chairs the board of ACPS Trustee Limited. Law Debenture Pension Trust Corporation supplies independent trustee services with Anna Eagles and Harrison as directors.
What is the relationship between the scheme and the UK government?
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities acts as guarantor under a Crown guarantee for the scheme's liabilities.
Does the scheme invest directly or through funds?
The scheme holds units in external UK property and forestry funds including Standard Life, M&G, Waypoint, CBRE and True North vehicles.
Where does the scheme maintain its investments?
All disclosed holdings are located in the United Kingdom.
What membership network does the scheme belong to?
The scheme participates in the Public Sector Transfer Club, allowing easier pension transfers with other public-sector schemes.
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