Pensions
Canadian Pensions Gain 0.4% in Q1 Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions
Corporate Pension Plans Inch Further Into Surplus Territory
In response, plan sponsors are strategizing about more than pension risk transfers.
As Corporate Pension Liabilities Shrink, How Does Hedging Change?
Plan sponsors’ needs for long-dated bonds and the role of fixed-income managers may change as average liabilities fall to fewer than 10 years.
DB Plans Focus on Hedging Volatility, Evaluating Options
Some pension CIOs are adjusting their market scenario analyses to make sure their portfolios are well positioned to capture upside and avoid drawdowns.
UK Parliament Passes Pension Reforms Bill, Paving Way for Megafunds
Market Turmoil Sparked by Iran War Wiped Out $233B in Public Pension Funding
A 3.5% aggregate investment loss for the 100 largest public defined benefit plans in the U.S. sent their funded ratios sharply lower in March, according to Milliman.
Australia, Its Super Funds Plan to Increase UK Collaborations
BlackRock: Record High Corporate Pension Surplus Levels Need to Be Preserved
NYC Pension System to Invest $4B in Affordable Housing
March Market Losses Drive Down Corporate Pension Funding, Quarter Still Strong
UK’s Largest Pension Fund Acquires Majority Stake in Private Credit Firm Venn Partners
The Universities Superannuation Scheme aims to help ease the domestic housing crisis by supporting the development of affordable housing.
Nest Awards Crescent Capital $605M Direct Lending Mandate
La Caisse Forms Joint Venture to Acquire European Logistics Properties
GPIF Ranks Microsoft No. 1 in Sustainability Disclosure For 4th Straight Year
Foreign equity managers working for Japan’s $2 trillion Government Pension Investment Fund lauded the tech giant’s sustainability reporting.
