Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) has seen its defined benefit (DB) schemes move to surplus after substantial asset gains in the first half on 2013, its interim results show.
The actuarial valuation of assets in the bank's principal schemes has risen from £30.3bn to £32.2bn since the start of the year. Its liabilities also rose by just under £600m to £31.9bn. LBG, wh...
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