Charter International deficit up 50%

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Charter International has seen its UK pension deficit rise by almost 50% this year, in spite of gains from switching inflation measures.

In an interim management statement, released today, the engineering group revealed its shortfall had increased from £43m at the start of the year to £62.9m as at the end of September. This in sp...

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