CANADA - The Canadian government has proposed a package of pension reforms that will reduce volatility in defined benefit plan contributions and provide stricter standards for wound up schemes.
Under the proposed changes, companies will be able to use the average solvency level over a three-year period to determine contribution rates, instead of the current funding level. "This measure...
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