Sentences with phrase «city pension funds get»

«Net investment losses» by the five city pension funds get the blame for $ 15.2 billion in added costs, or about 48 percent of the total increase over the 10 - year period.

Not exact matches

The total boost for 45 of the bureau's 61 positions would top more than $ 2 million, and comes after the Stringer got an external firm to review what similar positions pay on Wall Street, at city nonprofits and at other sizable public pension funds.

It's easy for you Mr. DiNapoli to say Pension Smoothing is an accounting gimmick that would leave pension funds exposed, but in the end it's likely the last window of opportunity that a City like Syracuse, NY had to get their house inPension Smoothing is an accounting gimmick that would leave pension funds exposed, but in the end it's likely the last window of opportunity that a City like Syracuse, NY had to get their house inpension funds exposed, but in the end it's likely the last window of opportunity that a City like Syracuse, NY had to get their house in order.

The administration also got a lifeline from the city's Independent Actuary's office, which has recommended decreasing the rate of return for the city's pension investment fund from 8 to 7 percent.

He pointed to the power the city's pension funds have in the companies they invest in, as well as the ability to audit the city's finances as the tools he planned to use should he get elected.

My advice: review the pension and other benefit funding levels of your state, and any other places that you get taxed (county, city, assessment district).

City bans broker fees on pension funds Comptroller Scott Stringer is to announce Monday that placement agents will no longer get a piece of...

Modeled on the successful effort to get colleges, pension funds, churches, cities, and states to divest from apartheid South Africa, the groups are asking ethical investors to freeze new investments in fossil fuel companies and divest from direct ownership or commingled funds, which include public equities and corporate bonds.

Pension funds aren't likely to make drastic changes to their allocations in order to achieve those yields, but they may be willing to get more comfortable with acquisitions in secondary cities, according to Mulvee.