Canadian Pensions Report Sixth Consecutive Positive Quarter
Pensions earned 0.55% for the quarter, and 6.14% over the past year.
Pensions earned 0.55% for the quarter, and 6.14% over the past year.
The deficit for UK private sector pensions is down £128 billion from last year.
Total AUM for the 500 biggest managers rose 5.8% in 2016.
Group says practice of moving from defined benefit to defined contribution plans is not done for the benefit of employees.
Oil and gas, and basic material stocks, were the fund’s best-performing investments.
New reporting methods boost numbers, but increase is “still significant.”
OECD says younger generations will face more challenges in retirement than current retirees
Six of the 25 most responsible asset allocators were based in Canada, while only two came from the US.
Survey finds 19% of defined benefit plans have a funded status higher than 101%.
Fourth-quarter ‘State of the States’ report sees “no improvement” in state pension plan funding.
Report says nearly all losses from the 2008 financial crisis have been recouped.
Slight decline in life expectancies may slightly lower pension plan obligations.
The majority of 25- to 34-year-olds have no investments, and lag in savings.
Euro-dominated CTAs struggle.
Report says the wrong automatic enrollment default funds could cost UK retirees hundreds of thousands of pounds.