Santander's combined defined benefit (DB) deficit has increased more than five times in the first half of the year, its interim results show.
The UK arm of the Spanish banking group operates three DB schemes, one of which is unfunded. Of the two funded schemes, one reported a surplus of £203m. However, this surplus was down from the e...
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