The Social Housing Pension Scheme’s (SHPS) funding position has improved significantly in recent months following a massive increase in gilt yields, according to Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP).
It comes after the actuarial consultancy announced in February that the deficit had fallen from £1.6bn in September 2020 to £930m 12 months later. LCP said that the position of SHPS is expected ...
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