The Pension Superfund announces second deal

Kim Kaveh
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The Pension Superfund has signed its second deal, agreeing to take on £300m of defined benefit (DB) liabilities from an unnamed pension scheme.

Its first transaction was submitted for clearance with the Pensions Regulator (TPR) earlier this year. No further details of the transactions have yet been disclosed. Chief executive Luke Web...

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