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Lothian Pension Fund
Lothian Pension Fund was established in 1975 as the administering authority for the local government pension scheme covering Edinburgh and surrounding areas.
Lothian Pension Fund
Lothian Pension Fund was established in 1975 as the administering authority for the local government pension scheme covering Edinburgh and surrounding areas. It operates as a multi-employer scheme with the City of Edinburgh Council as the principal administering body. The fund holds a diversified portfolio that includes a direct property portfolio valued at approximately $520 million, a sustainable forestry portfolio valued at $130 million, and an infrastructure portfolio valued at $2.07 billion. Confirmed positions include Harburnhead Wind Farm in Scotland, Ancala Renewables hydroelectric schemes, and indirect exposure to EP Infrastructure through Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund V. Geographic exposure centers on the United Kingdom and select European markets. The fund maintains 89 professionals and operates two wholly owned subsidiaries, LPFI Limited and LPFE Limited, both based in Edinburgh. It participates in the Joint Investment Forum with Falkirk Council Pension Fund and Fife Council Pension Fund. March 2026: Attended LGC Investment Seminar on LGPS pooling and investment strategy. The fund maintains wholly owned FCA-regulated investment and service vehicles that allow internal management of select mandates and co-investments alongside peer LGPS funds.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1975
AUM
£10 billion
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
City
Edinburgh
Corporate office
Atria One, Suite 2, 144 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, EH3 8EX
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who administers Lothian Pension Fund?
The City of Edinburgh Council serves as the administering authority for the fund.
Does Lothian Pension Fund make direct investments?
Yes. The fund holds direct ownership in commercial properties such as Corstorphine Retail Park and 9 Haymarket Square, plus a 50 percent stake in Harburnhead Wind Farm.
Which infrastructure assets does Lothian Pension Fund hold?
Holdings include exposure to EP Infrastructure via Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund V, Ancala Renewables hydroelectric schemes, and the Harburnhead Wind Farm joint venture.
Does Lothian Pension Fund collaborate with other LGPS funds?
Yes. It participates in the Joint Investment Forum with Falkirk Council Pension Fund and Fife Council Pension Fund for shared investment strategy and co-investments.
What real asset categories appear in the portfolio?
The fund maintains allocations to commercial property, sustainable forestry, and infrastructure including renewables and utilities.
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