UK - Trustees may face pressure to relinquish contribution rate-setting powers if firms fear their pension schemes are deterring would-be suitors, lawyers claim.
They believe a deal could be justified if the scheme sponsor gave a commitment to contribution levels in the future or a one-off cash injection to cut fund deficits. Lawyers say many employers f...
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