FTSE350 deficits down slightly after £35bn monthly swing

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FTSE350 companies' combined pensions deficit stood at £38bn at the end of July, down slightly from £44bn at the end of June after a volatile month.

This month's Aon Hewitt FTSE350 index revealed significant movement as an early improvement of £17bn brought the deficit down to £27bn by 7 July but was wiped out by and £18bn swing the other way a...

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