How a rate rise will not be the nirvana schemes seek

Stephanie Baxter
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If interest rates rise next year, Stephanie Baxter finds it will not be the answer to schemes' funding troubles.

At a glance Rise in short-term rates is unlikely to have a big impact on deficits But there could be an upside surprise on gilt yields in the longer term Despite the market volatil...

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