Elisabeth Storey
Director, Head of Pensions
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About Elisabeth Storey
Elisabeth Storey is a chartered accountant (FCA) with over 25 years’ experience in auditing and advising pension schemes. Since joining RSM in June 2012, Liz has looked after a varied portfolio of pension scheme audits including DB, DC, hybrid, and Master Trust arrangements – with several schemes with assets in excess of £1bn. Those pension schemes span a wide range of different sponsoring employer types, including UK and global listed groups and Unionised sponsors, and featuring a variety of different Trustee Board structures.
Liz enjoys helping the governing bodies to navigate the different challenges that each of those pension scheme arrangements brings – it is certainly true that no pension scheme and no two days are ever the same.
Internally, as Head of Training, Liz has been responsible for ensuring that all levels of our team are up to date with relevant accounting and pensions industry developments, ensuring high quality audits.
Externally, Liz is the Treasurer of the newly formed Pensions UK London Group, is a member of PRAG, and takes a keen interest in governance matters. Liz has been involved in delivering Trustee training and panel sessions on the Combined Code and on AI and cyber security and how those affect the pensions industry.
Outside of work, as well as spending time with her grown up family, Liz has been a member of the BBC Symphony Chorus since 2013, performing regularly at the BBC Proms and at the Barbican in London.
At the weekends you will find Liz enjoying a parkrun on most Saturday mornings and volunteering at her local junior parkrun on Sundays.
RSM timeline:
2026: Appointed as Head of Pensions
2025: Appointed as Audit Industry Excellence Lead for Pensions
2017: Promoted to Director
2017: Appointed as Head of Training for RSM’s Pensions team
2017: Promoted to Associate Director
2016: Promoted to Senior Manager
2012: Joined RSM as a Manager
Press and media highlights:
Professional Pensions - Lack of AI governance could leave pension trustees exposed, July 2025