90% of DB schemes have set a long-term funding target
Focused on self-sufficiency
Some of those who say self-sufficiency is their target may see it as an interim step.
Almost all UK defined benefit (DB) schemes (92%) have set clear long-term funding targets, with most focused on buyout or self-sufficiency, according to Aon.
The first chapter of the firm's 2019 Global Pension Risk Survey, which was exclusive to PA's sister title Professional Pensions, looked at the funding targets of DB schemes and how they plan to reach their...
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