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New levy estimate for 2019/20

We’ve announced the amount of levy we will collect in 2019/20 will be £500 million. This is down from £550 million in 2018/19.

The Purple Book 2024

We’ve published the Purple Book 2024, the most comprehensive data and analysis of the UK defined benefit (DB) pension landscape.

A winning evening for us

We've were awarded the Pension Adminstration Award at the Pensions Age Awards. The awards, now in their seventh year, aim to reward both the pension schemes and providers across the UK.

Our 2019 Gender Pay Gap report

As of 31 March 2019 our median gender pay gap stood at 13 per cent (17 per cent in 2018). The mean pay gap is 22.5 per cent (23.5 per cent in 2018); the median bonus gap is 30.5 per cent (unchanged from 2018) and the mean bonus gap is 66 per cent (59 per cent in 2018).

We’ve reached 1000 schemes

The Carillion Rail (GTRM) Pension Scheme has become the 1000th pension scheme to transfer to us since we were established in 2005. 

A message from our Chief Executive, Oliver Morley

FAS payments are funded by the Treasury, so will not be affected by the difficult situation in financial markets. We’d also like to reassure you that we will be able to continue paying members as normal. Your usual payments will not change.

A double win at investment industry awards

Our investment team enjoyed a successful evening at this year’s Alternative Investments Institute Peer-to-Peer Awards.

Another win for us

Congratulations to Barry Kenneth and our Investment team on their fantastic win in the Best UK Pension Fund category. 

Pensions Age Awards 2020

We're pleased to reveal that we’re up for three awards at the seventh annual Pensions Age Awards 2020. 

Next phase begins after ECJ ruling in Hampshire

We’ve previously announced that we’d started making increased payments to all pensioners who were most affected by the Court of Justice of the European Union’s (ECJ or CJEU) ruling, because they were subject to the PPF compensation cap (either the standard cap, or the long service cap), which on its own had reduced their benefits to less than 50% of those they had accrued.