UK - Closure costs are forcing many smaller companies to keep their defined benefit schemes open, law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain claims.
It said smaller firms had less flexibility to handle the disruption to cash flow and the legal and actuarial due diligence needed to close a scheme. It also pointed out that with many schemes in...
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