DB schemes increase class action participation

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UK defined benefit scheme lead participation in class action law suits has double in the past 12 months, the National Association of Pension Funds says.

The NAPF’s latest engagement survey showed the number of DB Schemes worth more than £1bn involved in class action had jumped from 72pc in 2007 to 85pc in 2008. The research also showed schemes w...

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