LSE Group scheme seals £335m buy-in with Standard Life

BPA agreement covers 1,740 members from both sections of the scheme

Holly Roach
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LSE Group scheme seals £335m buy-in with Standard Life

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) Group Pension Scheme has completed a £335m buy-in deal with Standard Life.

The bulk purchase annuity (BPA) deal - completed in May - secures the benefits of 1,740 members from both the LSE and LCH sections of the scheme. Aon acted as lead adviser on the transaction, Ev...

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