'Black Monday' triggers £30bn pension deficit increase in one day

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The ‘Black Monday' stock market crash drove the value of defined benefit (DB) pension scheme deficits up by as much as £30bn in a single day, according to analysis.

Trustees have been warned the event shows they need to place greater emphasis on short-term risk management and look to income-generating assets for stability, Hymans Robertson said. Yesterday, ...

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