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Notice of Conclusion of Audit
19/11/2021
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In accordance with Regulation 16 of the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015, notice is hereby given that the audit of South Yorkshire Pensions Authority’s Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021 has been concluded and the Statement of Accounts has been published.
Under Section 25 of the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014, any interested local government elector may inspect and make copies of the statement of accounts, the auditor’s certificate and opinion on the statement of accounts, and any public interest report or recommendation relating to the Authority.
The documents referred to above are available for inspection by any of the following methods:
• to link to the 'Annual Report', use the URL for the Annual Reports page. • By contacting the Head of Finance & Corporate Services by email: gtaberner@sypa.org.uk or on 01226 772923
Neil Copley Treasurer 10 September 2021
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SYPA’s Commitment to Achieving Impact with its Investments Recognised
19/11/2021
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SYPA adoption of an impact focussed approach to its investments has been recognised with a national award. Pensions for Purpose a knowledge sharing network focussed on responsible and impact investing for the first time has recognised pension funds for their work in this important area. SYPA received the first ever Impact Investing Adopters Award at a ceremony in London.
The award sponsored by the Impact Investing Institute and Earth Capital recognised the Authority’s ambitions in relation to achieving positive benefits with its investments as well as the leadership it has shown on key issues in this area.
SYPA Director George Graham said “It is very gratifying to be recognised for doing something which is so central to how we think about our investments, particularly given the strength of the other nominations. We believe thinking of the impact that our investments have on people and planet can help us make better long term decisions focused on achieving our key objective which is to make the returns necessary to ensure we can pay pensions long into the future.”
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South Yorkshire Pension Fund provides £11.75m loan to fund regeneration of 11-acre site in Sheffield
05/11/2021
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The South Yorkshire Pension Fund has provided a £11.75m loan to BGF4 (Sheff) LLP to fund the redevelopment of an 11-acre site on Greenland Road in Sheffield to create 191,150 sq ft of industrial and logistics space.
The loan will part fund the site acquisition, as well as contributing to the regeneration of an existing 130,750 sq ft former B&Q warehouse and developing 58,000 sq ft of new industrial units.
The site is located within the suburb of Darnall, approximately 3.5 miles north east of Sheffield city centre and with great connectivity to the motorway. The Sheffield City Council planning authority have approved full planning for all phases of the development.
The illustrations below give a before and after view of the site and the planned development which will bring a number of new employment uses to this prominent site.
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South Yorkshire Pension Fund’s £80m allocation to local development loans was launched in 2019 and is managed by CBRE’s Investment Advisory team, part of CBRE Capital Advisors.
BGF4 (Sheff) LLP is a wholly owned SPV of Barwood Regional Property Growth Fund IV LP, which sits within the Barwood Capital Group of companies. Barwood is delivering the scheme alongside development partner Tungsten Properties, a privately-owned development company based in Leicestershire.
George Graham, Director of the South Yorkshire Pensions Authority said: “We are pleased to be able to finance the redevelopment of such a prominent site in Sheffield bringing buildings which would otherwise be demolished back into use and creating new employment opportunities. This shows that we can achieve the financial objectives of the pension fund which must remain our primary focus while achieving wider benefits for our communities.”
Notes for Editors
South Yorkshire Pensions Authority is the public body responsible for the management of the £10.5bn South Yorkshire Pension Fund which looks after the pension savings of nearly 170,000 local public service workers working for nearly 600 different organisations across the County including Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield Councils.
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Understanding Your Annual Pension Forecast
17/10/2021
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2021 Contribution Pay Bands
15/10/2021
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Every April contribution pay bands are reviewed in line with the cost of living to take account of inflationary increases. The bands are adjusted in line with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rate of inflation at September of the previous year.
CPI at September 2020 was 0.5%, therefore the pay bands for the previous year have been increased and rounded down to the nearest £100. 2021 Contribution Pay Bands [PDF 505 KB]
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