FTSE350 defined benefit deficits have risen 11% over November but funding ratios remains stagnant at 90%, a Mercer survey shows.
Deficits rose from £55bn to £61bn over the month, as liabilities rose by £10bn to £585 partially offset by a £4bn asset rise to £524bn. The deficit is the same as at the end of 2011 where the fu...
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