Pensions
Pension Risk Transfer Costs Rose in May
Milliman index shows that insurers’ appetite for interest-rate risk may be waning.
Tag: Pension Risk Transfer
Pensions
PPG Agrees to Transfer Pensions of 4,000 Retirees
The $309M transaction moves the liabilities to insurers Legal & General and RGA.
How Managers of Pension Funds, OCIOs Are Approaching Risk
Whether aiming to transfer or reduce risk or looking to diversify, managers are considering a wide range of options, including private credit.
Pensions
PRT Sales Set New Q1 Mark at $6.3 Billion
Early data for Q2, including an $8.05 billion transfer by AT&T, keep buy-outs in 2023 far ahead of last year’s pace.
Risk
Union Warns Pension Funds to Be Wary of Private Equity-Backed PRT Insurers
UNITE HERE singles out Brookfield-owned American National Insurance Company as using risky strategies.
Risk
Yorkshire and Clydesdale Bank Pension Signs $2 Billion PRT Deal
The pension fund’s longevity swap agreement covers £1.6 billion in liabilities.
Pensions
US Pension Risk Transfer Market Hit $51.8 Billion in 2022
Higher interest rates drove a spike in transactions, Aon reports.
Pensions
How to Navigate Pension Risk Transfers, per 2 Experts
Shipping off DB assets and beneficiaries to insurers can be a tricky business. What about those private equity holdings?
Pensions
UK Pension Risk Transfer Market Drops to £26 Billion in 2022
Despite decline, the British market topped £25 billion for the fourth straight year.
Newsmakers
US Single-Premium Buyout Sales Set Record in 2022
2022 was a banner year for risk transfers, setting records in total dollar volume, contracts signed and single-premium buyout deals as rates rose and funding statuses improved.
Pension Risk Transfers: What to Watch Out For
Will the PRT be financially solid? Will the sponsor be left worse off? How will transferred beneficiaries fare?
Pensions
What Do Pension Funds Worry Over Most?
NEPC survey says they are leery of rising interest rates, the Fed’s ability to handle inflation and profit margins.
Research
What Would It Take for Corporate Plans to Get Fully Funded?
Employer contributions of 5% of cash flow could elevate half of them in three years, says a Russell Investments study.
Research
Economic Concerns Likely to Spur Pension Risk Transfers
The vast majority of plan sponsors say inflation and rising rates are influencing their de-risking decisions.
Pensions Reassess Long-Term Outlooks as Volatility and Inflation Remain High
Market conditions could push some plan sponsors to consider risk transfers sooner, but funded status remains a key concern.