Celltech Pension & Life Assurance Scheme Overview

  • Type

  • Corporate Pension

  • Professionals

  • 1

Professionals

Celltech Pension & Life Assurance Scheme General Information

Description

Celltech Pension & Life Assurance Scheme (CP&LAS) is a corporate pension fund based in London, United Kingdom. The plan provides retirement and pension benefits to its employees. The pension board is responsible for administration of the fund.

Contact Information

Open To Secondaries
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Open To First Time Founds
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Institution Type
Corporate Pension
Primary Contact
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Title
Executive Director, Research & Development
Primary Office
  • Punter Southall Limited, Tempus Court
  • Onslow Street
  • Guildford GU1 4SS
  • England, United Kingdom

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Celltech Pension & Life Assurance Scheme Commitment Analytics

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Commitments by Fund Type
Commitments by Fund Type
Commitments by Region
Commitments by Region

Celltech Pension & Life Assurance Scheme Investment Allocations

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  • Target PE:
    Current PE:
    42.00 %  Actual
  • Target Real Estate:
    Real Estate:
    42.00 %  Actual
  • Target Equities:
    Current Equities:
  • Target Fixed Income:
    Fixed Income:
  • Target Cash:
    Current Cash:
Investment allocations

Celltech Pension & Life Assurance Scheme Team (1)

Name Title Office
Melanie Lee Executive Director, Research & Development Guildford, United Kingdom
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