TRAVEL firm Hogg Robinson will make a one-off £28.5m payment into its £58m defined benefit pension scheme after The Pensions Regulator and trustees agreed the move.
Money set aside to tackle the roughly £58m scheme’s deficit will come from the sale of new shares by majority owner Permira when the firm returns to the London Stock Exchange following a six year a...
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