Defined benefit schemes are in danger of prejudicing their eligibility for the PPF by compromising their debts when they wind up, lawyers have warned.
Sacker & Partners said companies should be wary of section 75 debt when winding up multi-employer schemes because it could compromise PPF regulations. Partner Helen Ball said: "It's very importa...
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