Pension protection fund (ppf)
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Pension fund trustees are likely to increase sponsor contributions by more than 10% following the next valuation, according to a survey conducted by UK risk management specialist Pension Corporation. ...
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The past two years have been tough for pension fund managers around the world. The combination of equity market volatility, falling bond yields and an extended period of low interest rates has played havoc...
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PPF consults over basing the majority of levy payments on the level of scheme’s risk
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The Pension Regulator takes a tough line with Lehman Brother creditors over UK pension fund deficit
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The controversial rejection of a pension deficit funding deal between publishing company the Reader’s Digest Association (RDA) and the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) by the UK’s Pensions Regulator, which forced Reader’s Digest into administration,...
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The UK Pensions Regulator has warned companies they should not continue paying shareholder dividends at the expense of their pension schemes.
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UK defined-benefit pension schemes are now £136 billion in deficit as of the end of last month, significantly worse than the £97.3 billion deficit at the end of October.
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Only 12.6% of UK pension funds surveyed by the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) use swaps to hedge interest and inflation risks. This was one of the key findings of the PPF's research into investment strategy among UK pension funds, which was carried out...
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The UK Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has added a macroeconomic scenario generator to its in-house long-term risk model.
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Myra Kinghorn, chief executive of the UK Pension Protection Fund, has resigned and will leave the firm within the next three months.
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