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Pensions schemes favouring buy-outs; FTSE 100 pension buy-out expected; Friends Provident rebuffs Flowers £3.5bn bid; Northern Rock boss to get £760,000 payoff

Pensions schemes favouring buy-outs Financial Times Pension schemes looking to unload liabilities with an insurer have roughly doubled in number in a year, according to actuarial consultants Wats...

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