Euromoney Liquid real estate March 2007
Marks & Spencer is the latest company to cash in on its large portfolio of property assets to meet a pressing corporate financing need. Faced in March 2006 with a triennial actuarial valuation of its defined benefit pension scheme that showed a deficit of £704 million (and an IAS19 valuation at the end of September 2006 putting at £1.032 billion), the company urgently needed to agree a plan with its pension trustees to fill the hole.
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