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| Purpose
of Forum The purpose of the UK Pension Fund Investment Forum is to improve the quality of information available to pension fund managers leading to the development of more relevant and efficient management, a better understanding of investment processes and eventually, improved performance. This is achieved by holding lectures, discussions, debates, and other activities. For Constitution & Rules, contact us. |
Timing and CPD
Meetings are held on last Thursday of each month starting at 12.00 noon for drinks and a buffet followed by a lecture, debate or discussion with a prompt finish at 2.30pm. Additional meetings are held prior to the Annual NAPF Conference (May), an International Seminar (September) and an Open Forum at Christmas. Normal monthly meetings, as well as the Open Forum, each earns 2.5 hours PMI Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit. |
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| Venues
The regular monthly seminars are usually held in the City of London at various Livery Halls including The Barber-Surgeons' Hall, Brewers Hall and Ironmonger's Hall. |
Membership
Representatives of occupational and local authority pension fund are entitled to become Category I Members. Members currently account for over £270 billion of assets. Other representatives of the pensions industry can apply to become Category II members. |
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| Advisory
Committee The Forum is advised by an Advisory Committee comprising only pension fund representatives: Wendy Mayall (Chairman), Unilever Superannuation Fund; Penny Green (Vice Chairman), SAUL Trustee Company; Geoff Reader, Bedfordshire County Council; Colin Hartridge-Price, BT Pension Scheme; Andrew Chapman, John Lewis Partnership Pensions Trust; Brian Kilpatrick, Marks & Spencer; Chris Hitchen, Railways Pension Trustee Co. Ltd and Gerry Degaute, Royal Mail Pensions Trustees. |
Executive
The Forum is run by an Executive, which consists of Trevor Cook and Fred Jaffe (Directors), and Nevill Brooke (Senior Executive). |
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If you are a pension fund and you are not a member of this Forum but would like to request guest access to the members area, please contact us for further information on the Forum. If you are a service provider & wish to contact us regarding the UK Forum please click here. |