Taylor Wimpey has said its defined benefit (DB) pension liabilities will increase by £16m following the High Court judgment to equalise guaranteed minimum pensions (GMP) for men and women.
In a statement on the London Stock Exchange on 27 February, the housebuilding company said this would equate to a 0.7% increase in liabilities on an accounting basis, while it continues to review i...
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