High Court to rule on MNRPF deficit recovery plan

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The High Court is due to make a ruling in the high-profile Merchant Navy Ratings Pension Fund Trustee (MNRPF) legal case on 25 February.

Lawyers are eagerly awaiting the judgment as it will help clarify whether a final salary link means a scheme is open or frozen under legislation. In Merchant Navy Ratings Pension Fund Trustee Lt...

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