Pensions
DB Plans Choosing to De-Risk Instead of Terminate
The pace of insured U.S. pension annuitizations slowed in 2025 after exceeding $50 billion in 2024, Aon reported.
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Pensions
November Delivers Mixed Results for Pension Finances
Liability increases generally offset positive investment returns.
Pensions
Corporate Pension Funding Ratios Hit Highest Level Since 2007
Asset surpluses of the largest corporate defined benefit plans continued to surge in September.
Corporate Moves
Aon Sells Major Stake in NFP Corp. Wealth Business to Madison Dearborn
The $2.7 billion deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of this year.
Pensions
Aon Advises German Pension Clients of Risks to US Assets
The investment consultant recommended corporate pensions stop making new investments in the U.S.
Asset Allocation
48 Hours of Market Turmoil Lop Nearly 6 Points off Canadian DB Funded Ratios
In the two days after the U.S. announced new tariffs, the plans lost almost their entire C$18.4 billion surplus.
Pensions
Corporate Pensions Continue Funding Surplus Rise in January
Strong markets, steady discount rates push funded status higher and higher.
Pensions
Aon Adds $4.56B in OCIO Assets With 3 New Clients
A defined benefit pension administered by the company is among the funds outsourcing assets in its EMEA region.
Pensions
Royal Mail Finally Launches Britain’s 1st CDC Pension Plan
The debut comes nearly a decade after collective defined contribution pension plans were first proposed in the U.K.
Pensions
Corporate Pension Funded Status Mixed in August
Some trackers saw their first decline in funded status in months, during a 'tumultuous' month for equities.
Pensions
PSERS, Aon Settle Lawsuit for $7M
The accounting firm admitted to errors in a 2020 risk analysis, significantly disrupting the Pennsylvania education workers’ plan.
Pensions
Canadian Pension Funded Statuses Hold Steady in Q2
The plans maintained their surplus amidst weak domestic equity performance.
Pensions
Record $15B in Pensions Transferred to Insurers in Q1
Jumbo deals by Verizon and Shell led a busy quarter that points to a busy year for PRT.
Pensions
Ohio Attorney General Calls for Removal of Two Teachers’ Pension Board Members
Attorney General Dave Yost accused the members of breaching their fiduciary duty to the fund.
Corporate Moves
PRT Market Headed for Another Year Over $40B, Aon Says
With Shell and Verizon both conducting large transfers in recent months, 2024 has already seen more than $10 billion.