World’s Top 300 Pensions Grow 6.1% in 2016
The largest annualized growth over past five years is from North American funds.
The largest annualized growth over past five years is from North American funds.
Total assets under management rise to more than $190 billion.
Report finds most companies are interested in pension risk transfers.
Growth of liabilities outpaced assets, however, deficits are down from a year ago.
Investments returned 14.6%, giving the fund its best half-year performance in five years.
Corporate America is uncertain about the outcome of Trump’s corporate tax proposals, which analysts expected to boost stock buybacks.
Governor says report finding the state’s pensions among the worst funded confirms the urgency for reform.
Report shows that pension closures continue at the UK’s largest companies.
The number of plans in the Netherlands has plunged 75% in 20 years.
Gains push fund’s total asset value to more than $11 billion.
Performance places TRS in top 8% of large pension funds.
Report says pension plans deepen school funding inequities.
NEPC report says fees didn’t decline for the first time since 2010.
Every asset class outperformed its benchmark, except private equity.
Reports take half-empty, half-full view of pension funding.