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Pension Reform Newsletter – May 2017
Arizona's second public safety pension reform, South Carolina funding policy, full pension funding, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – March 2017
The "Trump Bump" and investment returns, target date funds, hedge fund misinformation, Dallas pension crisis, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – February 2017
Pension funds and investment risk, more evidence supporting "new normal" for investment returns, recent pension reform trends, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – January 2017
Taxpayer impacts of CalPERS lowers assumed return, new report on Omaha, Lincoln pension challenges, and more
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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
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Pension Reform Newsletter – November 2015
How Much Do Schools Really Pay?, Public vs Private Sector Compensation in Connecticut, DB vs. DC Plans at Achieving Successful Retirement, Houston Pension Crisis, Pension Investments in Hedge Funds, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – September 2015
Best Practices of Setting Discount Rates, Politics of Pension Reform, Shift to DC Has Not Let to Lower Saving, Fees & Investment Returns, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – July & August 2015
Cost-Effectiveness of DC plans vs. DB plans, Paying Down Unfunded Liabilities Through Asset Sales & Leases, Pension Bonds Encourage Underfunding, Pew Report on State Pension Debt, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – June 2015
New California Pension Initiative, How Will State Courts Rule on Pension Reforms?, Should Public Workers Get Special Treatment?, Public Pension Plans: A False Recovery, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – May 2015
Illinoisâ?? Pension Reforms Struck Down by Court, San Bernardino Bankruptcy: Bondholders Lose against CalPERS, Comprehensive Public Plans Database, and more
