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How Most British Defined-Benefit Pension Schemes Have Been Calculating Pensions Wrongly for the Last Twenty Years Back to search results
Company: Roger May of Royds LLP
Published: 08 November 2012
Business Area: Defined Benefit Pensions
Format: Portable Document Format (.pdf)
Overview:
This paper gives an in depth analysis as to how ,over the last twenty years, British defined-benefit schemes have adopted a bizarre method of calculating pensions which has led to employers suffering in a global recession and losing hundreds of billions of pounds.
- Tags:
- Defined benefit,
- Pensions,
- global crisis.
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