Rentokil runs counter to Menzies and Persimmon deficits
[16:20 CEST 22-08] UK – The £232m (€293m) John Menzies defined benefit (DB) scheme has moved from having a fully-funded surplus to being in deficit in the first half of 2008, alongside housebuilder Persimmon's extending gap, but the Rentokil pension fund has bucked the trend by using its escrow account.
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