Headlam ETV helps to half scheme deficit

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Headlam has halved its defined benefit deficit through a combination of an enhanced transfer value exercise for deferred members and additional contributions.

The firm, which distributes floor coverings, said in its half yearly report that the measures had cut its net liabilities from £19.2m as at June 2010 to £9.1m. The ETV exercise, which provided m...

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