The report comes as corporate pensions continue to disappear. General Electric announced in October that it would offer lump-sum pension buyouts to about 100,000 former U.S. employees who have not ...

Milliman found that U.S. corporate pension plans saw a funded status improvement of $68 billion for the year—a stark contrast to the $31 billion funded status loss experienced in 2023. Aggregate ...

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SEATTLE, Sept. 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Milliman, Inc., a premier global consulting and actuarial firm, today released the results of its latest Pension Funding Index (PFI), which analyzes the 100 ...

In 2015, corporate pension plans worth $3.2 trillion in defined benefit [DB] and $6 trillion in defined contribution [DC]) represented nearly 40% of the total $24 trillion of U.S. retirement assets.

MIM reported double-digit returns in both domestic and international equities during the second quarter, contributing 2.3 ...

Corporate pension plans saw significant improvement in 2021, driving their aggregate funded status — or the financial ability of the pension plan to cover intended expenses and costs in the future — ...

Corporate pension funded status tracked by Wilshire increased by 1.3 percentage points over September, up to 102.9%. The value of plan liabilities declined by 4.6%, which offset a 3.5% decline in the ...

Since the financial crisis, the percentage of Fortune 500 companies that have frozen their corporate pensions nearly doubled to 39% in 2015 from 21% in 2009, according to risk advisor and benefits ...

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Yet corporate pension funds still represent a major force in the markets, with more than $3 trillion in assets, according to Federal Reserve data.

Large pension funds hold more bonds than stocks for the first time in over a decade. That’s fueling demand for highly rated corporate debt issues, which, in turn, could make it cheaper for ...