Prof. John Clancy
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Visiting Prof at Birmingham City University Business School, former Leader, Birmingham City Council, former Solicitor, former English, Drama &Media teacher in inner-urban comprehensives for 25yrs. Also a genealogist.
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In global asset terms this converts to $0.63 Trillion. If UK LGPS a combined fund it would be the 5th biggest pension fund in the world on the latest TAI | P&I 300 ranking.
October 14, 2025 at 5:20 PM
In global asset terms this converts to $0.63 Trillion. If UK LGPS a combined fund it would be the 5th biggest pension fund in the world on the latest TAI | P&I 300 ranking.
In global asset terms this converts to $0.63 Trillion Which if it were one combined fund Would be the 5th biggest pension fund in the world on the latest TAI | P&I 300 ranking.
October 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
In global asset terms this converts to $0.63 Trillion Which if it were one combined fund Would be the 5th biggest pension fund in the world on the latest TAI | P&I 300 ranking.
PWC observed DB industry-wide discount rates at 31/3/2025
www.pwc.co.uk/pensions/ins...
We went for a prudent 5.6% in our figures. Though you’ll also see Corporate Bonds rate they’ll *have* to use for their 2025 IAS19 Liabilities is 5.8%. On that basis it really must be in the £175-200B territory.
www.pwc.co.uk/pensions/ins...
We went for a prudent 5.6% in our figures. Though you’ll also see Corporate Bonds rate they’ll *have* to use for their 2025 IAS19 Liabilities is 5.8%. On that basis it really must be in the £175-200B territory.
Pensions accounting trends – 31 March 2025
Observed market practice on pensions accounting trends assumptions at 31 March 2025.
www.pwc.co.uk
June 4, 2025 at 3:18 PM
PWC observed DB industry-wide discount rates at 31/3/2025
www.pwc.co.uk/pensions/ins...
We went for a prudent 5.6% in our figures. Though you’ll also see Corporate Bonds rate they’ll *have* to use for their 2025 IAS19 Liabilities is 5.8%. On that basis it really must be in the £175-200B territory.
www.pwc.co.uk/pensions/ins...
We went for a prudent 5.6% in our figures. Though you’ll also see Corporate Bonds rate they’ll *have* to use for their 2025 IAS19 Liabilities is 5.8%. On that basis it really must be in the £175-200B territory.