SECTION 7.4  Retirement benefit  obligations and similar obligations 2013 CHF UK EUR Others Weighted  average Discount rate 2.1% 4.5% 2.4-4.0% 1.0-18.6% 3.1% Future salary increases 1.0% 3.0% 1.0-3.0% 3.5-16.0% 2.0% 2012 Discount rate 1.8% 4.7% 2.9-3.5% 1.0-16.5% 3.0% Future salary increases 2.0% 3.7% 2.0-2.7% 2.0-16.0% 2.8% 2013 DKK million % Shares 2,842 36% Bonds and other securities 3,502 45% Real estate 1,192 15% Cash and cash equivalents 338 4% Total 7,874 100% 2012 Shares 2,490 33% Bonds and other securities 3,460 45% Real estate 1,170 15% Cash and cash equivalents 528 7% Total 7,648 100% DKK million 2013 Reported pension obligation 10,967 Sensitivity relating to discount rate Discount + assumption +0.5% -781 Discount + assumption -0.5% 555 Sensitivity relating to increase in future salary Future salary + assumption +0.5% 180 Future salary + assumption -0.5% -251 Sensitivity relating to mortality Mortality assumption +1 year 154 Mortality assumption -1 year -153 Consolidated financial statements SECTION 7: STAFF COSTS AND REMUNERATION 125 Carlsberg Group Annual Report 2013 The actuarial gain and foreign exchange  adjustment recognised in other comprehen- sive income amounted to DKK 901m (2012:  DKK -803m). The accumulated amount  recognised at 31 December 2013 was DKK  -2,432m (2012: DKK -3,333m), of which  actuarial losses, net totalled DKK 2,735m  (2012: DKK -3,557m). Plan assets do not include shares in or  properties used by Group companies. The two most significant plans in the  Group are in Carlsberg UK and in the Swiss  entities, including Feldschlösschen. The  mortality tables used in Carlsberg UK are  S1PMA/S1PFA tables for post-retirement  and AMC00/AFC00 for pre-retirement, both  with CMI_2013 projections, while the Swiss  Switzerland represents 39% (2012: 41%),  the UK 42% (2012: 39%) and the euro- zone countries 11% (2012: 6%) of the gross  obligation.  entities use the BVG 2010-2013 (KJ) mortal- ity table for valuation of their retirement  obligations. The main assumptions applied in calculating  the defined benefit obligations can be sum- marised as shown below. The Group expects to contribute DKK 22m  (2012: DKK 23m) to the plan assets in 2014.  Plan assets are invested in the following. The sensitivity analysis is based on a  change in one of the assumptions while all  other assumptions remain constant. This is  highly unlikely to occur as a change in one  assumption will likely affect other assump- tions as well. When calculating the obligation  on the basis of a changed assumption, the  same method has been applied as when  calculating the pension liability recognised in  the statement of financial position. The table below shows a sensitivity analysis of  the total calculated retirement benefit obliga- tion. The sensitivity analysis is based on the  following changes to the assumptions applied  in the calculation of the obligation. 7.4.2  Sensitivity analysis 7.4.1  Significant assumptions applied BREAKDOWN OF PLAN ASSETS ASSUMPTIONS APPLIED