Exclusive: Oklahoma Police Pension Employees Return to Office
Staff members will follow sanitation and social distancing protocols required by the state, the executive director said.
Pensions
Public Pensions Plans Decline Over 13% in First Quarter
Wilshire TUCS says quarterly performance is worst in 40 years of tracking public plans.
Oklahoma Lawmakers Squelch Veto on Siphoning Pension Money
Legislature overrules governor’s objection to using retirement funds to meet current expenses.
Norway to Withdraw Record Amount from Sovereign Wealth Fund
Economic downturn forces government to take out over $37 billion.
Senators Urge Pelosi to Include Pension Fix in Next Stimulus Package
However, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has objected to providing funds to fix pension issues.
California Pension Spiking Case Nears End in Court Showdown
Public sector workers want to strike down a provision that stops them from winning higher benefits in retirement.
Public Pensions Could Suffer for Years from Pandemic Losses
Employers will have to increase contributions unless markets rebound sharply, says S&P.
Alaska Permanent Fund Contemplates a New Dalio-Backed Gold Allocation
The new allocation would provide the portfolio with a new risk-mitigating asset class, citing the support of Bridgewater Associates’ Ray Dalio.
Denver Retirees Ordered to Return $11 Million in Benefits
A local investigation found overpayments ranging from $3,000 to $3 million to be recouped.
Public Pension Fund Debt Expected to Reach ‘All-Time High’
Retirement systems will struggle with meeting their required contribution targets, Pew report says.
Canadian Defined Benefit Plans Have Worst Quarter in 12 Years
RBC and Northern Trust report plans lost 7.1%, the steepest drop since 2008.
Judges Reject Dallas Retirees’ Push to Restore Lump-Sum Payouts
Federal appeals court ruling is boon to ailing police and firefighters’ pension system.
New York Pension Fund to Supplement Federal Small Business Loans
The state hardest hit by the coronavirus is bolstering relief efforts.
Rhode Island Lost 9.5% But Performed Better Than Benchmarks
The state treasurer attributed an allocation into Treasuries and quant strategies for offsetting losses.
$10 Billion Illinois Pension Bailout Request Ignites Controversy
GOP critics call the plea from Democratic state lawmakers, folded into a coronavirus relief package, ‘infuriating.’