Comment: There is little hope for 2010 stability

Jonathan Stapleton
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2009 seems to have been a long year in the world of pensions - and a year many will, no doubt, be glad is over.

Not only did schemes have to deal with the aftermath of the collapse of Lehmans and a global recession, they also had to cope with significant falls in scheme funding and a decline in the ability o...

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