Olympic Airlines ruling fails to resolve how much PPF can 'claw back' from members

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The Supreme Court has ruled that Olympic Airlines did not have an establishment in the UK when its pension scheme trustees began insolvency proceedings to enable it for entry into the Pension Protection Fund (PPF).

Lawyers had hoped the case would establish how much the PPF could claw back from the benefits already paid to members when the scheme enters. But lawyers say trustees will still be in the dark o...

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