As the government considers reviewing where schemes rank in insolvencies, James Phillips explores how likely it is for schemes to be able to recover debts and if change is needed.
The collapse of construction giant Carillion has pulled pension schemes' abilities to recover money from insolvent companies into sharp focus. Indeed, the question was raised in the House of Com...
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