Public sector DB to emerge in 2013

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The UK pensions industry will see the emergence of more public sector defined contribution schemes in 2013, Fidelity predicts.

Head of DC and platform sales Julian Webb said DC was “really coming of age” having grown from 2% of pension savings in 1974 to 30% in 2009. Webb said: “Having already seen the BBC as a public ...

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