Tag: General Electric

Pensions May 25, 2021

Special Report: Will Pension Risk Transfers Someday Control All DB Plans?

The trend is mounting for corporate sponsors to shunt liabilities to insurers. But some don’t want to do that, and others can’t.

Corporate Moves January 20, 2021

General Electric Proposes Freezing UK Pension Plans

Move would affect 2,800 employees in two defined benefit plans starting in 2022.

Pensions December 18, 2020

GE Agrees to $1.7 Billion Buyout; BBC Pension Secures £3 Billion Longevity Swap

Athene will provide annuity benefits to approximately 70,000 GE retirees.

October 15, 2019

Why Are We Still Using the P/E Ratio?

The storied multiple takes a lot of flak, but maybe it has value after all.

Risk October 8, 2019

New General Electric CIO Freezes Pension Fund

The new chief investment officer has been overseeing the underfunded plan for two weeks.

Industry White Papers

Revisiting Earnings Acceleration as a Source of Diversifying Excess Returns Is earnings acceleration an underused source of diversification and excess return? See what the new data shows.

A customized approach to ESG doesn’t have to be expensive Many investors are finding that off-the-shelf approaches are not meeting their organization’s unique ESG needs. This case study explores how Invesco created a suite of ESG mandates which track custom-built indexes for a large US-bank, focusing on specific environmental and social issues.

Investing in Companies That Are Shaping the Future For institutional investors, particularly public plans, the need for diverse and uncorrelated returns is paramount. Both traditional global equity investors and those committed to sustainable investment agendas would benefit from an actively managed allocation to the decarbonization theme.