Prudential has won its High Court dispute with members of its pension scheme over changing the basis on which it granted discretionary increases to pensions in payment.
In a judgment - handed down today - Mr Justice Newey ruled Prudential had not breached the duty of good faith by deciding in 2005 that, while discretionary increases would continue to be based on R...
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