DB contributions at highest level in any year since 2009

Michael Klimes
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Sponsor contribution levels for the FTSE 100 defined benefit (DB) schemes are the highest since 2009 according to an LCP survey.

In its 23rd annual report, the firm reveals the spiraling cost of DB provision means the gap between DB and defined contribution (DC) schemes continues to worsen. The cost of meeting accrual in ...

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