Fujitsu scheme completes full buy-in with Aviva

31-member deal comes after enhanced covenant and security package from sponsor

James Phillips
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Peter Thompson is a Capital Cranfield trustee and sole trustee of the scheme
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Peter Thompson is a Capital Cranfield trustee and sole trustee of the scheme

The Fujitsu General (UK) Co. Limited Pension and Life Assurance Plan has agreed a £7.7m full scheme buy-in with Aviva.

The transaction completed in June and covers the benefits of 31 members, following the introduction of a new covenant and security package with the sponsor. Capital Cranfield professional truste...

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