Register of Lords' Interests

Register of Lords' Interests is kept by House of Lords Commissioner for Standards. Directorships, paid work, shareholdings, land and property, sponsorship, overseas visits, gifts and non-financial interests, as each peer registers them.

Kept by

House of Lords Commissioner for Standards

Who is on it

Every member of the House of Lords

What it shows

Directorships, paid work, shareholdings, land and property, sponsorship, overseas visits, gifts and non-financial interests, as each peer registers them.

How to search it

Search by peer on the Parliament website, or read each peer's page on this site.

Cost

Free to search

Levels of power

level 6: national

Official register

members.parliament.uk (the site refuses automated reading, so no copy is saved; checked 4 November 2026)

Go to the official register

The register on this site

We read every current peer's registered interests from the UK Parliament Members API on 4 November 2026: 815 members, 688 of whom register at least one interest. Each peer's full entry is on their page.

Entries by category

• Category 1: Remunerated employment etc.: 2,336
• Category 2: Shareholdings etc. (b): 1,546
• Category 2: Shareholdings etc. (a): 412
• Category 3: Land and property: 347
• Category 6: Gifts, benefits and hospitality: 172
• Category 2: Shareholdings etc. (c): 107
• Category 4: Sponsorship: 95
• Category 5: Overseas visits: 90
• Category 2: Shareholdings etc. (d): 62
• Category 7: Miscellaneous financial interests: 13

Peers with the most registered interests

1. Lord Fink: 196
2. Lord Spencer of Alresford: 107
3. Lord O'Neill of Gatley: 92
4. Lord Sassoon: 77
5. Lord Carter of Coles: 74
6. Lord Sugar: 69
7. Lord Hintze: 63
8. Lord Moynihan of Chelsea: 57
9. Lord Mance: 55
10. Lord Massey of Hampstead: 55
11. Lord Petitgas: 53
12. Lord Leigh of Hurley: 48
13. Lord Grabiner: 45
14. Lord Nash: 42
15. Lord Lupton: 42
16. Lord Choudrey: 42
17. Lord Browne of Madingley: 37
18. Lord Hammond of Runnymede: 36
19. Lord Londesborough: 35
20. Lord Wolfson of Aspley Guise: 35
21. Lord Mendelsohn: 35
22. Baroness Deech: 34
23. Lord Lee of Trafford: 33
24. Lord Holmes of Richmond: 33
25. Lord Roberts of Belgravia: 33
26. Lord Gadhia: 32
27. Lord Johnson of Lainston: 32
28. Lord Roborough: 31
29. Baroness Noakes: 30
30. Lord Darzi of Denham: 29
31. Lord Marland: 29
32. Baroness Hazarika: 29
33. Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton: 28
34. Lord Gove: 27
35. Lord Haughey: 27
36. Lord Darroch of Kew: 27
37. Lord Prior of Brampton: 26
38. Lord Farmer: 26
39. Lord Sterling of Plaistow: 25
40. Baroness Grey-Thompson: 25
41. Lord Finkelstein: 25
42. Lord Vaizey of Didcot: 24
43. Baroness Manningham-Buller: 23
44. Lord Allen of Kensington: 23
45. Lord Willetts: 21
46. Lord Goldsmith: 20
47. Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington: 20
48. Lord Blunkett: 20
49. Lord Agnew of Oulton: 20
50. Lord Strasburger: 19
51. Baroness Morrissey: 19
52. Lord Bilimoria: 18
53. Lord Pannick: 18
54. Lord Hollick: 17
55. Lord Magan of Castletown: 17
56. Lord Mendoza: 17
57. Lord Morse: 17
58. Lord Fuller: 17
59. Baroness Warsi: 16
60. Lord Harrington of Watford: 16

All 815 members of the House of Lords.

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Where this comes from

Register of Lords' Interests (the site refuses automated reading, so no copy is saved; checked 4 November 2026). The description above summarises what the official page says the register contains. Report an error.