Capita has put off its capital markets event to focus on the civil service pension contract. The decision comes as the government prepares to finalize its plans for the civil service scheme. The contract is expected to impact teachers' pension transfers. The company's move reflects its focus on the pension scheme contract, which is a key interest for the government.
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