SWEDEN - Some of Sweden's biggest corporates are said to be reorganising their position with Alecta - the occupational pension scheme for blue collar workers - on the back of its "special agreement" with the airline company SAS.
Under a specific and special agreement with Alecta, SAS can account for its share in the plan as defined benefit (DB) and also receives a written description of surpluses. The company also has the ...
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