Strong companies could see PPF levy treble

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The strongest companies could see their Pension Protection Fund levy triple because of uncertainty around how their failure scores are calculated, Mercer warns.

The consultant warned a fall of just one point could triple the amount companies with the highest Dun & Bradstreet score - or the lowest insolvency risk - pay for their levy. Mercer analysis sho...

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