The Airways Pension Scheme (APS) trustees received advice that was too precise to be a prudent recommendation, British Airways' (BA) chief financial officer (CFO) has claimed.
A 2011 draft of a discretionary increase framework (DIF) made assumptions to a 0.01% degree, which Nicholas Swift said was part of the trustee board's plan to create a framework that justified an i...
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