THE FINANCIAL Services Authority pension scheme deficit rose to £91.3m in 2006, latest figures show.
The FSA’s annual report and accounts blames a fall in corporate bond yields and increases in inflation and longevity assumptions. The increase to £91.3m from £80.3m in 2005 was offset by asset ...
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