Schemes face higher levy bill in new regime

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Schemes with high insolvency scores could see their insolvency probability increase by a factor of five under the Pension Protection Fund's new levy framework, a consultant says.

Aon Hewitt consultant and actuary Milan Makhecha said under the current levy structure, a scheme with a Dun & Bradstreet score of 100 has a 0.03% insolvency probability, whereas under the new frame...

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