Select Committee · Work and Pensions Committee

Fiduciary duties

Status: Closed Opened: 12 Jan 2024 Closed: 23 May 2024
Inquiry scopeIn this one-off evidence session the Committee will be exploring trustees’ fiduciary duties in relation to pension investment decisions. The Committee will focus in particular on how climate risk is considered and whether changes to fiduciary duties are needed.

Oral evidence sessions

1 session

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Date Session and witnesses Source
21 Feb 2024
Work and Pensions Committee
Carol Young · Universities Superannuation Scheme, Charlotte O’Leary · Pensions for Purpose, Debbie Webb · Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, James Alexander · UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association, Lewis Johnston · ShareAction, Nigel Peaple · Pension and Lifetime Savings Association, Rachel Croft · Association of Professional Pension Trustees, Tony Burdon · Make My Money Matter
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Who gave evidence

8 witnesses

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WitnessOrganisationSessions
Carol Young · Chief Executive Universities Superannuation Scheme 1
Charlotte O’Leary · CEO Pensions for Purpose 1
Debbie Webb · Chair of the Pensions Board Institute and Faculty of Actuaries 1
James Alexander · Chief Executive UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association 1
Lewis Johnston · Director of Policy ShareAction 1
Nigel Peaple · Director of Policy and Advocacy Pension and Lifetime Savings Association 1
Rachel Croft · Chair Association of Professional Pension Trustees 1
Tony Burdon · CEO Make My Money Matter 1

Correspondence

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