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UK OPENING NEWS INCLUDING: UK private pension liability poses 'unprecedented' risk
QE concern rises as investors fear “dead cat bounce”. (FT)
Investors gave warning yesterday that the Bank of England might be forced to pump more money into the economy as fears grew of a double-dip recession. A string of weaker-than-expected figures, including Nationwide’s data on house prices yesterday and a survey of construction activity, has increased and possibility of a re-launch of quantitative easing.
UK private pension liability poses 'unprecedented' risk. (Telegraph)
Aon, a leading consultancy that published the research, warned that the liability levels were “unprecedented” and posed a “significant financial risk”. The advisers said that failing yields on Government bonds was the key factor behind the soaring liabilities.



























