Insurer RSA saw its deficit rise substantially despite an increase in its assets and contributions from the sponsor, its results show.
The company's UK scheme deficit rose to £111m from £65m a year earlier, as liabilities shot up due to a 60 basis point fall in the discount rate. The insurer attempted to plug the deficit with a...
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