The accounting deficit of FTSE 350 defined benefit (DB) schemes fell by £9bn over July on the back of lower long-term inflation expectations, according to Mercer's latest index.
The firm's Pensions Risk Survey recorded liabilities totalling £865bn at the end of July, down by £4bn from the end of the previous month. Meanwhile liabilities grew from £738bn to £743bn. Overa...
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