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Actuarial Assumptions Do Not Affect Actual DB Costs
‘Experience studies’ and certain types of modeling will help plan sponsors find a better balance between assumptions and experience to avoid future cost surprises.
Domestic Equities Weigh Down Japan’s Pension Giant
Goldman: Dollar Rally Will Fizzle
Little-Known RhumbLine Advisers in Line for $1 Billion PRIM Allocation
Climate Stress Tests Help Gauge Financial Sector Risk Exposure
S&P says it is increasingly using environmental data in its credit rating analyses.
Bill Seeks to Close Private Equity Compensation ‘Loophole’
The legislation aims to increase the rate at which PE and hedge fund managers are taxed.
Kentucky Pension Fund Reports Record 25% Return for Fiscal 2021
Ceres Launches Program to Help Food Sector Reach Paris Agreement Goals
The group says the global food system accounts for one-third of the world’s emissions, and it wants institutional investors’ help to engage the highest polluters.
Giant Tech Stocks Primed for Another Slide, Says Sage
Is an Equal-Weighted Stock Index Better Than a Tech-Heavy One?
Nope, says Northern Trust’s asset management unit. But they both have big drawbacks.
Connecticut Pension Fund Poaches LACERA’s Ted Wright to be New CIO
He replaces Laurie Martin as head of the $40 billion Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds.
Think Before You Tweet: Charges Against Milton Should Be a Warning
The Nikola founder could face decades in prison for allegedly false, misleading Twitter posts.
Stocks Usually Stink in August, but Bonds…
