BT considers offering trustees contingent asset deal

James Phillips
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BT may allow the trustees of its pension schemes to take over some of its assets in the case it fails to meets its pension obligations, the firm has suggested.

The proposal may come as part of its funding plan agreed with trustees of the BT Pension Scheme (BTPS) at the upcoming triennial valuation on 30 June, although details are unlikely to be finalised ...

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