Oregon Passes Law to Boost Public Pensions
Two funds will be created to help reduce the state’s $25 billion in unfunded liabilities.
Regulation
A.G. Beshear Declares KY Pension Substitute Still Illegal
Cites issues with teachers’ COLA reductions.
Reducing Personal Risk for ERISA CIOs
CIOs are personally liable for breaches, but there are steps to create more safety.
California Bill Would Allow State Workers to Opt Out of CalPERS
Proposed legislation would create an optional defined contribution plan.
Kentucky Senate President Shuts Down Bevin’s 401(k) Proposal
Teachers to now choose between two plans in new reform.
UK Committee Calls for Pensions Regulation after Billion-Dollar Scandal
Average British Steel pensioner transferred £400,000 in benefits to “unsuitable” funds.
US Treasury Official Pushes for Worldwide Cryptocurrency Regulation Against ‘Kleptocrats and Criminals’
Demands ‘stiff penalties’ against non-complying companies, individuals.
AZ Judge, Politician Pension Could Get Funding via Judicial Fee Bump
Employer contribution increase, COLA reductions are also being discussed.
Endowment Tax Hits Harvard’s Investment Strategy
Dean says university will refrain from making long-term commitments due to 1.4% excise tax.
Attorney General Orders Kentucky Governor to Release Pension Analysis
Ruling states Bevin violated public access laws upon November refusal.
UK’s FCA to Investigate Private Pensions
Financial watchdog seeks comments on £40 billion non-workplace pension sector.
Faced with Underfunding, Connecticut Seeks Proposals Tuesday for Teachers Pension Plan
Proposal deadline 4:30 Tuesday; public hearing set for Wednesday.
Kentucky Lawmakers Propose Casinos to Fix Ailing Pension
Public pensions would get 100% of proceeds from license fees and taxes for 20 years.
NJ Lawmakers Revive Police, Firefighter Pension Spin Off Bill
Under new policy, PFRS would shift management from the state to a 12-member board.