Dutch companies see €1bn deficit rise in 2010

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NETHERLANDS - The combined pension deficit of the Netherlands' 50 largest companies grew by €1bn ($1.3bn) in 2010, research by LCP has found.

The "Pensions Accounting Briefing" report published by LCP Netherlands, which analyses the pension disclosures of companies listed on the Amsterdam stock exchange, shows the combined deficit of AEX...

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