ITV uses London Television Centre for second scheme funding partnership

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ITV has used its London Television Centre property to set up a 25-year partnership to fund its defined benefit (DB) scheme.

The arrangement will net the scheme just over £2m a year, rising by 5% annually "if and to the extent that the scheme remains in deficit". It has no impact on the funding level of the scheme on ...

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