Philips scheme completes second buy-in

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The Philips Pension Fund has insured a further £300m of pensioner liabilities following on from a £484m buy-in it completed last year.

The latest transaction, secured by Prudential, covers 1,800 of the £3.5bn scheme's 20,000 pensioner members. The earlier transaction, completed with Rothesay Life, focused on the scheme's younge...

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