PENSION funds moving into accounting surplus will force firms to set up contingent funding arrangements in a bid to avoid trapping cash in the scheme, Watson Wyatt says.
The pensions consultancy firm’s research revealed the aggregate FTSE100 deficit is now under £16bn – its lowest level for five years. But it said this could cause problems with regards to surpluses...
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