TPR: DB deficits persisting across valuation cycles

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Defined benefit (DB) schemes are seeing little reduction in their size of deficit or length of recovery plan according to figures published by The Pensions Regulator.

The watchdog's latest statistics on funding levels, published today, cover schemes with effective triennial valuation dates in the year to 21 September 2013. They show these schemes had the same...

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