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Tuesday 03 May 2016 12:01 am

UK pension deficits near £300bn

By: Tracey Boles

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UK private sector pension deficits are close to breaking the £300bn barrier.

JLT Employee Benefits’s monthly index valued total UK deficits at minus £294bn.

For FTSE 100 companies, the figure was minus £84bn, based on liabilities of £638bn.

The total deficit for FTSE 350 companies was minus £108bn.

Charles Cowling, director at JLT Employee Benefits, blamed “stubbornly low interest rates”.

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