MPs to launch major inquiry into future of DB schemes
Follows collapse of retailer BHS
Frank Field MP
MPs on the work and pensions committee are to launch a probe into the long-term viability of the UK's 6,000 defined benefit (DB) schemes.
The committee is already investigating the current state of pension regulation as well as the collapse of BHS and its pension scheme's fall to the Pension Protection Fund. The government is also investigating...
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