FINAL SALARY SCHEMES STATUS K Last Updated Friday, November 13, 2009 |
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three-year cash injection agreed in 2003 by previous parent company
Kvaerner expired in March 2006. The trustee is "currently in negotiations with Kvaerner plc to try to achieve a solution which would prevent KPF from having to enter the Pension Protection Fund". April 2006: Kvaerner is to help fund a £101m injection into the £1.2bn pension scheme of a UK business which it sold for £1 a year ago. The rescue of the fund, which had a £200m pension deficit, is one of the first of its kind to be cleared by the new pensions regulator. Aker, Kvaerner’s Norwegian parent, owned Dexion, a British shelving and storage company put into receivership in 2003, resulting in 700 workers losing their pensions. October
2006: Kvaerner has completed its deal with The Pensions Regulator
allowing it to sever all responsibility for its £1.2bn |
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