Local Pension Board
The role of the board is to assist the City of London Pension Fund comply with all the legislative requirements to ensure the scheme is being effectively and efficiently governed and managed.
The role of the board is to assist the City of London Pension Fund comply with all the legislative requirements to ensure the scheme is being effectively and efficiently governed and managed.
The Local Pension Board must have an equal number of employer representatives and scheme member representatives.
Scheme member and employer representatives are appointed to the board for a term of four years. The members of the board as at, July 2025 are as follows:
Board members can seek reappointment at the end of their term. Where a vacancy becomes available, and if you were interested in being considered as a scheme member representative, these would be advertised accordingly, and a recruitment process would follow.
The Local Pension Board is an advisory Board and does not have decision making powers. In line with the requirements of the Public Services Pensions Act 2013 for the management of the City of London Corporation’s Pension Scheme, the Board is responsible for assisting the Scheme Manager (the City of London Corporation) in the following matters:
a) Securing compliance with the scheme regulations and other legislation relating to the governance and administration of the scheme and any statutory pension scheme that it is connected to;
b) Securing compliance with requirements imposed in relation to the scheme and any connected scheme by the Pensions Regulator; and
c) Other such matters as the scheme regulations may specify.
The Board is a non-Ward Committee and reports to Court of Common Council on any issues of non-compliance or other issues for requiring escalation.
Board Members can be contacted via the Committee Clerk, Raquel Pinto. Their contact details are as follows: