UK actuaries pay €2.2m to plug own pension deficit

By 2006-06-27T03:27:00

UK – The Faculty and Institute of Actuaries made an extra £1.5m (€2.17m) in additional contributions in the past year in a bid to erase a £3.6m deficit at their own pension fund, accounts show.

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