Around a third of Britain's largest 200 pension schemes remain in surplus despite market falls last week, research by Aon Consulting reveals.
The firm said aggregate deficits rose by £9bn last Thursday but the combined shortfall at the top 200 schemes at the end of July was only £1bn higher than at the end of June at £13bn. However, ...
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