£8m boost for Focus scheme after TPR intervention

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The Pensions Regulator has used its powers to force Duke Street Capital into contributing towards a scheme of a company it owned last year.

This is the first time the regulator has requested a private equity group pay money into a pension scheme of a company it no longer owns. Duke Street Capital is believed to have contributed £8m ...

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