CalPERS Highlights Performance of Private Equity Program
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System has come under scrutiny from the Retired Public Employees’ Association of California over its alternative investment program.
First Brands had terminated its pension plan, so the federal agency stepped in to ensure retirees receive their full benefits.
The agency seeks to clarify investment rules, streamline withdrawal liability settlements and eliminate a contribution reallocation exception.
Many institutional portfolios are built on assumptions that may not survive the decade. Those planning ahead are building immunity.
The funded status of the 100 largest U.S. corporate defined benefit plans hit 109.6% in May, its highest since July 2001.
A consortium led by the Canadian pension giant has proposed to acquire the remaining shares it doesn’t own in the renewable energy company for $6.75 each.