
Tag: Kentucky Retirement Systems


Kentucky Analysis Dispels Myth of 401ks as Pension Saviors

Auditor Says Kentucky Pensions Not Compliant with Transparency Laws
KRS says the report is ‘highly flawed’ and ‘unfairly slammed’ its efforts.

Kentucky Finally Passes a Pension Reform
Bill targeting quasi-governmental agencies gets state Senate OK, and Gov. Matt Bevin, its author, signs shortly after.

Kentucky House Narrowly Approves Gov.’s Pension Bill
Proposal is expected to pass in the Senate Wednesday.

Kentucky Tries to Head Off Looming Pension Crisis
Gov. Matt Bevin asks special session of legislature this time to revamp quasi-government agencies’ retirement plans.

Fund Managers Countersue Kentucky for ‘Wasteful’ Lawsuit
Blackstone and Prisma lawyer up to get their money back from ‘meritless’ case.

New CIOs, Possible Teachers Pension Overhaul for Kentucky
Amid acrimony and a deadlocked legislature on the retirement plan issue, small signs of change are welcome.

Kentucky Pension System Seeks New CIO
The organization wants a permanent chief to replace David Peden, who left two years ago.

Hedge Fund Tells Kentucky Pension to Take a Hike
Davidson Kempner Capital Management takes issue with state’s code of ethics.
Kentucky Group Sues Funds, Alleges ‘Black Box’ Investing Led to KRS Woes
Plaintiffs allege the retirement system should have stayed with more vanilla index investments.

Kentucky Gov. Hints Tax Reform May Take Back Seat to Pension Issues
Tells WEKU he must “focus first on the pension issue.”

Kentucky Employees Retirement System Reports Double-Digit Gains
The state’s main pension funds’ returns ranged from 12.5% to 13.81%.