The BAA Airports Limited defined benefit pension scheme has seen its funding position worsen by more than £140m in the first three months of the year.
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The Pensions Regulator is to investigate Trinity Mirror after the publisher slashed payments to its scheme by £70m in a deal to pay off debts.
Smiths Group saw its deficit more than double from £199m to £459m over the six months to January, driven by a 50 basis point drop in its discount rate.
British Polythene Industries has agreed to top up the contributions to its pensions scheme from an asset-backed funding partnership after its latest triennial valuation.
GKN has seen its pension deficit more than double over the past 12 months, as a falling discount rate cancelled out gains from a funding partnership and enhanced transfer value exercise.
Cookson has increased its UK pensions surplus as an ongoing enhanced transfer value exercise and inflation index switch boosted funding levels by more than £13m.
Rolls Royce Holdings has more than halved its post-retirement deficit to £397m and continued its concerted programme of de-risking.
BAA Airports pension scheme has moved into surplus after receiving a £26m boost from switching indexation measures.
Trustees are in danger of widening funding gaps by focusing too much on the risks and returns of individual asset classes, State Street Global Advisors argue.