Related parties, council members, biographies

Undertakings related to the Institute

CHARITABLE TRUSTS AND RELATED UNDERTAKINGS

General Charitable Trust (GCT)

Makes donations to charitable purposes of particular interest to the Institute.

Chartered Accountants' Trust for Education and Research (CATER)

Owns and operates the Institute library. Provides grants for accounting research, conferences and publications.

Chartered Accountants’ Library Limited (CALL)

Trading subsidiary of CATER.

Chartered Accountants' Permanent Educational Trust (CAPET)

Provides grants and examination prizes.

P D Leake Trust

Provides grants for accountany research, conferences and publications.

Chartered Accountants’ Charitable Investment Pool (CACIP)

Common investment fund managing the investments of the other charitable trusts associated with the Institute.

PENSION FUNDS

Institute of Chartered Accountants' Staff Pensions Fund (SPF)

Institute and associated staff - (closed fund).

Chartered Accountants Employees’ Superannuation Scheme (CAESS)

Employees of members' firms - (closed fund).

RETIREMENT BENEFITS SCHEME

Chartered Accountants’ Retirement Benefits Scheme (CARBS)

Practitioners - (closed fund).

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

Chartered Accountants' Benevolent Association (CABA)

Association for members, former members and their dependants.

OTHER RELATED UNDERTAKINGS

Joint Insolvency Examination Board (JIEB)

Conducts examinations in insolvency practice to meet the education requirement of the Insolvency Act 1986.

Fraud Advisory Panel

Registered charity carries out research into, and education in, all aspects of fraud prevention, detection, prosecution and deterrence.

CCAB Limited

Undertakes activities of mutual interest to the six major accountancy bodies in the British Isles.

Chartered Accountants’ Compensation Scheme Limited

Evaluates and administers claims for compensation arising from the Institute’s obligations as a recognised professional body under the Financial Services Act 1986 and as a designated professional body under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.