The initial charges associated with the National Employment Savings Trust Corporation could be increased to help cover the £280m deficit incurred by the national scheme at launch, industry experts say.
Standard Life said NEST Corporation will have garnered a deficit of around £280m by the time it is launched in October 2012 should it go ahead with the £600m Tata Consultancy Services contract. ...
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