Uniq funding deal rejected by regulator - UPDATE 2
The Pensions Regulator has rejected proposals from chilled prepared foods firm Uniq to fund a £436m scheme deficit.
In April, this year the firm and the scheme trustees agreed a three year contribution holiday, with annual payments of £5m set aside to fund liability management schemes and the Pension Protection Fund...
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