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Pension Reform Newsletter – December 2016
CalPERS lowers assumed return, Dallas' ongoing pension crisis, 2016 pension litigation review, risk in public pension investments, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – November 2016
Reducing CalPERS' assumed rate of return, baby boomers and the "new normal," Kentucky hedge fund investment, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – October 2016
Debate over public pension actuarial practices, pension obligation bond risks, teacher pensions, Dallas/Houston pension updates, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – September 2016
Michigan pension reform, California court ruling, net amortization, bad pension investment returns, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – August 2016
Pension divestment, the "new normal," accounting rules and U.S. public pension risk-taking, pension investment in infrastructure and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – July 2016
Update on the Funding of State and Local Pensions, Overview of Major Pension Reforms, Common Pension Funding Practices Raise the Risks of Severe Underfunding, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – June 2016
Arizona Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Public Safety Pension Reform, Exceptional Investment Returns Likely to End, New GASB Disclosures Allow More Accurate Revaluation of Pension Debt, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – March 2016
Arizona Enacts Groundbreaking Public Safety Pension Reform, Did Pension Reform Improve the Sustainability of Pension Plans?, Illinois Supreme Court Strikes Down Pension Law, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – February 2016
How Will GASB 68 Affect Cities' Reported Funded Status?, An Examination of Connecticut State Employees Retirement System, Milliman Annual Study on Public Pension Funding, and more