BAE Systems' DB deficit hits £3.7bn

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BAE Systems' UK pension deficit has edged up to £3.7bn after liabilities increased by £387m in the past six months due to changes in assumptions.

In its half yearly report, published today, the arms and aerospace company revealed its deficit had risen from £3.4bn as at December 2010, despite contributions of £160m over the period. The com...

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