The Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) has warned that it faces a difficult investing environment, despite increasing its funding ratio from 77% to 85% over the year to March.
The scheme - the largest in the UK - is still facing a shortfall of £7.2bn, down from £11.5bn in March 2013. Chairman Sir Martin Harris attributed the stubborn deficit to extremely low governmen...
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