This content is from: Portfolio Corporate Pension Funds Sit Tight Amid Market Mayhem As coronavirus concerns sent asset prices tumbling, defined benefit plan sponsors surveyed by NEPC said markets were too volatile for them to do anything. By Amy Whyte March 24, 2020
This content is from: Culture U.S. Bank Pensioners Want the Right to Sue for Fiduciary Breach — Even When the Retirement Plan Is Fully Funded The pensioners are asking the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that said they could not sue because the plan was overfunded. By Christine Idzelis December 16, 2019
Sponsored Alternative Innovation in DC Plans The challenges to including alternatives in defined contribution plans are not insignificant – but they aren’t impossible to solve, either. And those solutions might be available a lot sooner than you think. Sponsored by ICMA-RC October 30, 2019
This content is from: Corner Office Ex-Pennsylvania SERS Chief Named CIO at U.S. Steel Bryan Lewis has left the state employees’ pension to run the defined benefit and defined contribution plans for the United States Steel Corp. By Amy Whyte August 05, 2019
This content is from: Portfolio Plan Sponsors Shore Up Their Portfolios Amid Trade Tensions Some defined benefit plans are seeking out “safe haven” assets in the wake of geopolitical threats – even as most believe a full-blown recession is unlikely, according to NEPC. By Alicia McElhaney November 13, 2018
