UK - Defined benefit (DB) schemes ended last week with a £33bn (US$60.8bn) surplus but remain volatile, Watson Wyatt has said.
Since March, the aggregate funding position of FTSE 100 DB schemes has shifted from a £40bn surplus to a deficit of £12bn at the end of August to a £33bn surplus on Friday, although the company was...
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