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Influx of new swap intermediaries and improved risk modelling to spur expansion
More deals expected to take place in 2013, but complexity of transactions is expected to limit market growth
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Irish sovereign annuities could reduce pension liabilities by 30%
Sovereign annuities could perform double role of improving Irish pension scheme solvency levels and ease state funding problems
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The financial crisis has plunged the pension schemes of the UK's 100 largest companies into a £96 billion deficit, according to a report by the London-based actuarial consultancy Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP).
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