Banking giant HSBC Holdings is to make contributions of $1.23bn (£630m) into its defined benefit pension schemes this year.
The UK scheme will receive $589m (£300m) as part of a deal agreed with trustees to clear the deficit by 2015. Further payments of $913m (£467m) will be made in 2012, 2013 and 2014. The firm’s a...
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