The Myners' report faced further criticism when its call for a scheme-specific funding standard was described as "poorly defined" by the Actuarial Profession's Pensions Board.
Speaking at the NAPF conference in Birmingham, chairman of the APPB, Peter Tompkins, said that member protection is paid no more than lip service in the UK government's proposals. He added that ...
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