UK - The Accounting Standards Board (ASB) faced a wall of opposition from the pensions industry at a public meeting to discuss its proposals to overhaul the way pension fund assets and liabilities are calculated and reported.
Speaking at the meeting, National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) chief executive Joanne Segers, KPMG partner Tony Sykes and BP plc head of global pensions and benefits Gary Hibbard expressed s...
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