Returns for the 100 largest U.S. public plans during the month ranged from a loss of 1% to a gain of slightly more than 1%, per Milliman.
The stock market rebound in November and December spurred a $349 billion increase in the 100 largest U.S. public plans’ funding, per Milliman.
An OECD report details how rough last year was for global funds, although the U.S. was protected slightly by a strong dollar.
The number of reported attacks on all British financial firms triple, with the pension sector seeing the biggest increase.
Maybe not, data from WTW and others show. Despite some losses lately, they remain in resilient shape. Here’s how.
Higher rates are no friend to bond portfolios, but they make life easier for DB plans.
Bitcoin bolster: Asset allocators seem to be fueling digital money’s recovery from its recent crash.
They have lower volatility and often better returns than corporates, a study by the Gundlach firm concludes.
Alex Lee, who has been her No. 2, takes over the top finance slot.
Prospects for exits, money-raising, and new deals dim amid the scary economic slide.
Plans returned 1% for quarter, 4.58% for year, says Wilshire Trust Universe Comparison Service.
Guy Opperman insists plan trustees must ensure that investment managers employ ESG tenets.