GAB Robins enters regulated apportionment arrangement with PPF

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GAB Robins UK has entered a regulated apportionment arrangement with the Pension Protection Fund to eliminate its scheme liabilities.

The loss adjustment firm's defined benefit scheme faces a deficit of £83m according to a 2012 actuarial report, up from the projected £25.6m outlined in its 2007 end-of-year accounts. However, r...

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