News analysis: Shining a light into Woolies' £150m pension hole
Mark Cobley
27 Nov 2008
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The entry of UK retail chain Woolworths Group into administration, which has made it the subject of potential private equity bids, has put the position of its £315m (€377m) pension fund in the spotlight. Financial News looks at the liabilities at the pension scheme and the future faced by its 10,500 members and the seven asset managers that are employed to run it.
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