Round up - October 23

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PPF set to join Lehman creditors; Time for more realism from pension fund trustees; Short selling ban to remain in force until January; ITV at new low as pension gap fuels fear for dividend; BBC pension scheme loses £1bn in value in four months

PPF set to join Lehman creditors Financial Times The Pension Protection Fund said the Lehman Brothers Pension Scheme had entered its assessment period. Lehman Brothers seeks place for 2,400 UK s...

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