The corporate pension fund is no longer a black box in the eyes of institutional investors and analysts
Investor relations officers at companies with defined benefit plans should pay rapt attention to the current drama unfolding in the US and Europe. More and more companies are showing gaping pension fund deficits, often demanding sudden and giant contributions. How are they explaining this shortfall to their investor audiences in this fierce bear market?Low interest rates and a falling stock market have sharply reduced the value of assets held by many company pension plans. Greenwich Associates
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