Investigation into oversight of the Student Loans Company’s governance, and management of its former chief executive
National Audit Office
A publicly owned student finance administrator, included because Treasury designates it as a public financial institution. SLC administers loans, grants and repayments for the four UK governments; the student loan assets are held separately from the company’s own equity.
A verified value for the UK government’s financial position has not yet been recorded. Institution-level figures are shown separately below.
Accounting values, paid-in capital and funding commitments have different meanings and reporting dates. These figures are not added together.
These describe the institution or the assets it administers. They are separate from the UK government’s holding.
Total company net assets for all four public shareholders. This is not a valuation of DfE’s individual stake or the student loan book.
Underlying source ↗Face value across all UK domiciles, including loans owned by government and private investors. These loans are administered by SLC and are not SLC’s company equity; government-owned books sit in the relevant departments’ accounts.
Underlying source ↗DfE is the lead corporate sponsor. SLC is separately accountable to the relevant ministers for each nation’s student finance functions; those ministers set policy. Its board and accounting officer oversee delivery.
4 publications relevant to SLC · Institution-specific research shown first
National Audit Office
National Audit Office
National Audit Office
The accounts report £47.801m of company equity and a separate £324.8bn administered student loan book.
A parliamentary answer sets out ministerial instructions on recovering loans through existing repayment terms and temporarily pausing targeted grant recovery for affected students.