Half of FTSE directors still in DB; pot value averages £2.8m

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Almost half of FTSE100 directors are either still members of open defined benefit schemes or retain benefits under closed schemes, according to research by Incomes Data Services.

And the value of the UK's top company directors' final salary pension pots averages £2.8m, which could buy an annuity worth more than £170,000 a year. The research by IDS - an employment informa...

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