Defined benefit (DB) schemes saw their aggregated deficit more than double over December, ending 2018 with a funding level of 93.5%, says JLT Employee Benefits.
On an IAS 19 accounting basis, the funding shortfall for all private sector DB schemes was recorded at £107bn, far higher than the £48bn posted at the end of November. The consultancy's figures ...
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