FTSE 100 companies face a £26bn 'longevity gap'

Jonathan Stapleton
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FTSE 100 companies are in danger of sleepwalking into reporting an unnecessary £26bn of pension liabilities in their accounts, Hewitt Associates warns.

The consultant said the additional amount relates to the differing assumptions used by companies and trustees in predicting the life expectancy of the members of UK's largest defined benefit pensio...

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