Brunel Pension Partnership Limited (Brunel), one of eight pooled Local Government Pension Scheme funds across the UK, today published its Annual Report and Accounts.
Brunel has now transitioned approximately £15 billion of assets from its ten Clients, with the aim of completing the transition of Client assets in 2021. The report also highlights the Partnership’s approach towards responsible and sustainable investing as a key factor in its success to date and its ability to deliver on future objectives.
Laura Chappell, CEO at Brunel Pension Partnership Limited said:
“It has been a pivotal year for Brunel and our focus has been, and remains, on transitioning assets into our pooled funds, delivering value for our Clients through pooling and delivering our responsible investing promises. Our strength is in our continued commitment to walk the extra mile for our Clients.
“It is only two years since our inaugural AGM but the robustness of our investment processes and operational due diligence have started to give us a reputation across the industry as an asset owner that kicks the tyres quite hard. That is a reputation that the excellent team we have built at Brunel can be proud of, and it absolutely fits with our long-term and sustainable approach towards investing for our Clients.”
Other highlights from the year reflected in the report include:
The report also thanks former CEO, Dawn Turner, for her work with the Partnership.
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About Brunel Pension Partnership Limited
Brunel Pension Partnership Limited (Brunel) brings together circa £30 billion investments of 10 likeminded Local Government Pension Scheme funds. We believe in making long-term sustainable investments supported by robust and transparent process. We are here to protect the interests of our clients and their members. In collaboration with all our stakeholders we are forging better futures by investing for a world worth living in.
Brunel is one of eight national pooled funds and manages the investment of the pension assets for the funds of Avon, Buckinghamshire, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Environment Agency, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Somerset and Wiltshire. Find out more at www.brunelpensionpartnership.org