Hybrid Trigon Snacks scheme winds up with L&G buyout

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The Trigon Snacks Pension Scheme, a hybrid arrangement which had been in Pension Protection Fund (PPF) assessment, has completed a buyout with Legal and General (L&G).

The 30-member scheme was a defined contribution (DC) arrangement with a guaranteed minimum pension (GMP) underpin. It had been in PPF assessment since October 2013 after its sponsor, a Liverpool...

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