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Gifts and hospitality
Nest publishes a register of any gifts and hospitality received or given by Board Members or our executive team each quarter.
No gifts or hospitality received or given.
No gifts or hospitality received or given.
How Nest is run
As a public corporation we have no owners or shareholders. This means we’re free to run the scheme in the interests of our members.
Order and rules
Nest’s order is the legal document that establishes the scheme and appoints Nest Corporation as the Trustee. This can only be amended by Parliament.
Investment principles
The Statement of investment principles (SIP) sets out how Nest will invest members’ money.
Freedom of Information Act
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 gives any person of any age or nationality, anywhere in the world, the right to access certain official information held by public authorities in the UK.
Complaints
We’re committed to dealing with any concerns you may have about Nest in a timely manner.
The Board
The Chair and Board Members set the strategic direction and objectives of Nest.
Executive team
Day-to-day management of Nest Corporation is delegated by the Board to the executive team.
Policies and plans
We think it’s important to be clear about how we operate and what we do. We’ve set this out in documents like our corporate plans for the years ahead.