FTSE350 pension deficit worsens to £182bn

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The total FTSE350 pension deficit has ballooned from £163bn to £182bn in the first three months of the year, Hymans Robertson says.

The consultant said the worsening deficit was a result of falling asset values and longer term inflation concerns, offset by rising yields. It added the pension scheme will now "be a source of co...

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