PPF expects claims to fall

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The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has cut its assumption for the liabilities it will have to take on annually in half over the last year.

The lifeboat fund's latest three-year strategic review, published today, revealed its one-year ahead expected claim amount had fallen from £1.8bn in 2013 to £800m this year. This was the result ...

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