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County pension board names interim CEO, lays out criteria for permanent leader
Headline: County pension board names interim CEO, lays out criteria for permanent leader
Publication: San Diego Union Tribune
Article Date: May 9, 2020
San Diego County pension trustees have tapped their chief investment officer Stephen Sexauer to take over as interim CEO while a nationwide search is conducted for a permanent new chief executive. Read Article…
Don’t Panic! Coronavirus, GDP, and Unemployment
Headline: Don’t Panic! Coronavirus, GDP, and Unemployment
Publication: CFA Institute
Article Date: April 29, 2020
What we are seeing is typical of the epic battles between viruses and human beings throughout history — and we’re still here. But economically, there are no guarantees. The effects of the lockdown are not linear. Read Article…
Women’s retirement prospects are improving, but not enough
Headline: Women’s retirement prospects are improving, but not enough
Publication: CNBC
Article Date: February 23, 2020
When it comes to retirement, it’s no secret that women face an uphill battle financially. And while women’s retirement readiness is improving, there’s room for much more, according to new research from the Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement. Read Article…
Where Do the 2020 Presidential Candidates Stand on Retirement Security?
Headline: Where Do the 2020 Presidential Candidates Stand on Retirement Security?
Publication: National Public Pension Coalition
Article Date: February 20, 2020
An outline of the retirement security plans of all the major presidential candidates so you can compare where they stand on this important topic. Read Article…
Court to hear oral arguments remotely in ‘California-rule’ case
Headline: Court to hear oral arguments remotely in ‘California-rule’ case
Publication: Pensions & Investments
Article Date: April 17, 2020
The California Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments for May 5 in a case that could re-examine the so-called California rule for calculating public pension benefits, which has been adopted by nearly a dozen other states. Read Article…