Schemes undergoing triennial valuations in 2013 will see the projected time to fully repay deficits increase to 11 years, research from PwC shows.
The accountancy firm's study showed repayment periods are now back to 2009 levels when equity markets hit an all-time low. The 11-year figure is a year longer than analysis in early 2012 and two mo...
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