UK - The Bank of England has set aside over £500,000 to pay pensions and benefits to its directors, its annual report reveals.
The bank’s directors belong to the Court Pension Scheme, a non-contributory fund that provides members with a pension of two-thirds of final salary after just 20 years service. Remaining employe...
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