DB sponsors could get £50bn boost from Mansion House reforms

Reforms will be positive but DB Funding Code has less relevance, Barnett Waddingham says

Jasmine Urquhart
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BW says reforms could lead to positive results for sponsors but DB Funding Code may not have same effect
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BW says reforms could lead to positive results for sponsors but DB Funding Code may not have same effect

The sponsors of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes could get a £50bn boost from the Mansion House reforms, analysis by Barnett Waddingham has found. Analysing data from FTSE 350 DB schemes, th...

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