Pensions
Teamsters’ Plan to Claim Most of Latest PBGC Aid
More than $800 million from Special Financial Assistance Program will help two pension funds covering more than 22,000 participants.
Justice Department Ends Investigation of Pennsylvania PSERS
A 2020 accounting error had prompted the investigation that lasted for more than a year.
Public Pensions Face Sharpest Funded Ratio Drop Since Great Recession
Preliminary 2022 investment losses are estimated at 10.4% on average for state and local plans.
Iceland’s Retirement System Leads Global Rankings
Ohio Teachers Pension Faces Special Audit Over Scathing Report
The state auditor says the information supports ‘a reasonable basis’ for conducting a probe of the retirement system.
Ohio Pension Systems Report Robust Returns for Fiscal 2021
Asset allocation for the six plans has shifted toward alts and away from US equities over the past decade.
You Can’t Judge a Pension by Its Funded Level
A new report debunks the ‘myth’ that an 80% funded level means a plan is in good health.
Pension Costs Could Force Milwaukee to Lay Off 24% of Workforce
However, a task force says a local tax increase could eliminate the need to reduce the number of city workers.
Plan Sponsors Look to Drop Liabilities Like Bad Habits
More than 90% of corporate DB plans with de-risking goals say they expect to divest all their plan liabilities in the next five years.
Longtime URS Chief Investment Officer Retires; Replacement Named
As Bruce Cundick leaves the Utah plan, new CIO John Skjervem joins from Alan Biller and Associates.
CPPIB Loses International Head, Acquires US Marine Terminal
Austin Pension Fund Seeks New CIO
Uber to Begin Rolling Out Pensions to 70,000 UK Drivers
The ride-sharing firm’s plan will be provided by NOW: Pensions and managed by Adecco.
