Leprosy Mission Central scheme completes £21m buy-in with L&G

Deal insures the benefits of 197 retirees and 88 deferred members

Jasmine Urquhart
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L&G has insured the benefits of retirees and members of the Leprosy Mission Central scheme
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L&G has insured the benefits of retirees and members of the Leprosy Mission Central scheme

The Leprosy Mission Central Pension Scheme has secured a £21m buy-in with Legal & General (L&G).

The deal with the scheme, with has been an L&G client for six years, insures the benefits of 197 retirees and 88 deferred members. L&G said it worked with the scheme "on an exclusive basis" and ...

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