Risk
UK Pension Risk Transfer Market to Quadruple in Decade
Mercer expects UK bulk annuity market to top £40 billion this year.
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FTSE 350 Pension Deficit Hits Two-Year High
Mercer warns pension trustees to brace for a no-deal Brexit.
Volatile Markets Are Spurring Defined Benefit Plan De-Risking
Survey also finds rising PBGC premiums encourage funding increases.
International Investors Shoot for Equities and Alternative Assets
Mercer report explores key trends in international investor activity, including a reduction in fixed income in favor of equities.
People Moves Roundup
Aon Appoints Lambros Lambrou as Global CEO of Commercial Risk SolutionsAon has appointed Lambros Lambrou, as global CEO of Commercial Risk Solutions. Lambrou has worked within the risk management...
People Moves Roundup
PGGM gets an acting chairman, Northern Trust makes a swath of changes, and more.
UK Private Sector Pensions to Pay More than £300 Billion by 2021
Record amount attributed to rapidly growing buy-in, buy-out market.
US Corporate Pensions’ Funded Status Edges Higher in November
Volatility in equity markets continues to concern plan sponsors.
Research
Canadian DB Pension Funds’ Cup Runneth Over
Funded status of Canadian plans surges well above 100% in Q3.
Mercer’s Parent Company Buys UK Rival for $5.7 Billion
The firm will expand its reach into the British pension advisor market.
S&P 1500 Pension Funded Status Treads Water in August
Rising equities were offset by a falling discount rate during the month.
Corporate Moves
Australian Fund Head Moves to Mercer
Campbell McCulloch is the first of three new executives who will fill the void left by longtime deputy CIO Phil Graham.
Mercer Acquires Pavilion Financial, Summit Strategies Divisions
Mega-consultant looks to bulk up non-profit presence.
FTSE 350 Pension Gap Shrinks by £43 Billion in H1
Aggregate deficit falls to £29 billion at the end of May.
Research
US, UK Corporate Pension Deficits Diverge
Liabilities of corporate defined benefit plans of S&P 1500 firms rise, as those of FTSE350 fall.