FTSE100 schemes suffer £84bn funding slump

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FTSE100 pension schemes racked up combined deficits of £72bn last year as economic turmoil sliced asset values.

This represents a loss of £84bn on their funding position at the end of 2008. Pension Capital Strategies said the results of its regular analysis represented the "worst calendar year on record"....

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