FTSE350
Investment
Half of FTSE350 firms fail to comply with the UK corporate governance code, but more companies actively seek engagement with investors on governance issues than last year, Grant Thornton says.
17 December 2012
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Defined Benefit
FTSE350 defined benefit deficits have risen 11% over November but funding ratios remains stagnant at 90%, a Mercer survey shows.
10 December 2012
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Defined Benefit
Scheme sponsors are facing growing pressure to make higher contributions at the same time as their ability to support defined benefit obligations remains depressed, warns PwC.
26 November 2012
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Industry
Con Keating reviews The Pension Regulator's paper: The Defined Benefit Regime - Evidence and Analysis.
08 November 2012
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Defined Benefit
Research from Hymans Robertson shows that IAS19 deficits rose from £67bn to £115bn for FTSE350 companies in the year up to July 2012.
08 October 2012
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Investment
The liabilities of the FTSE350's schemes have reached 35% of their sponsoring employers' combined market capitalisation, Aon Hewitt says.
02 July 2012
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Defined Benefit
The collective pension deficit of Britain's biggest companies has increased by £30bn since the beginning of May, according to Towers Watson.
17 May 2012
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Risk Management
FTSE350 businesses that de-risked their pension schemes saw an average share price rise of 1.7% compared to an average index fall of 0.2%, analysis finds.
03 February 2012
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Defined Benefit
Funding positions have improved slightly this month as rising asset values offset increasing liabilities which were pushed out by record low discount rates.
01 February 2012
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Defined Benefit
Pension deficits increased more than 50% last year, but widening spreads between corporate bonds and gilts have masked an even greater deterioration in funding positions, argues Hymans Robertson.
23 January 2012
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