Managers do not back scheme closures

Jonathan Stapleton
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PP 100 - More than seven tenths of pension managers believe scheme closure is not the best way to deal with increasing pension fund deficits.

In an exclusive survey by Professional Pensions, 71% of scheme managers said scheme closure was not necessarily the best way to deal with rising scheme shortfalls. Despite this, some 13% believe...

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