NAPF urges government to boost long-dated and index-linked gilt issuance

Jonathan Stapleton
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The National Association of Pension Funds has called on the government to skew gilt issuance towards long-dated and index-linked gilts.

The trade body's pre-budget report submission said such a move would reduce pension fund deficits and reduce the scale of pension fund liabilities on employer balance sheets. It said members of ...

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