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29 Jan 2015 In the following chart, the assumed rates of return on investment for TRS, [1] TRS, SERS and SURS are included in the NASRA Public Fund  rate of return on pension fund assets from 8% to 8.75% which lowered pension contributions by Retirement (NCTR).7 The NASRA/NCTR sur- vey consists of a nine-part example, the spread between the assumed rate of return on pension   28 Oct 2019 TRS' assumed return rate of 7.25 percent, which was as high as 8 By lowering the expected rate of return, policymakers would put TRS on  A recent plan survey by the National Association of State Retirement Administrators. (NASRA) indicated that the average rate of return assumption for the 127  “Wall Street Fees and Investment Returns for 33 State Pension Funds, Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 2014.” Maryland assumed rate of return of 7 percent, to. 10 Oct 2019 more than 30% have lowered their assumed rate of return since February of 2018 . The bar graph below from the NASRA Issue Brief shows the 

1 Feb 2020 The investment return assumption used by public pension plans typically contains two components: inflation and the real rate of return.

The 10-year return is slightly below the average assumption of 7.77 percent. assumed rate of return from 7.75% to 7.25% in May 2016. The change was based on data and recommendations contained in a five-year experience study for the period ending June 30, 2015, conducted by the retirement system’s consulting The other plan in the NASRA database with an 8% assumed rate of return is the Arkansas State Highway Employees' Retirement System, Little Rock. The plan had $1.5 billion in assets and a funding ratio of 83.51% as of June 30, 2018, according to the latest actuarial valuation report Additional details were not available. The other plan in the NASRA database with an 8% assumed rate of return is the Arkansas State Highway Employees' Retirement System, Little Rock. The plan had $1.5 billion in assets and a funding

The $311 billion California Public Employees' Retirement System saw its funded status fall four percentage points to 69% and reduced its assumed investment rate of return to 7% from 7.5%. Given the fund's 10-year annualized return of 5.1%, however, even this return assumption might prove overly optimistic.

30 Sep 2019 An 8% assumed rate of return was once common among state As recently as 2015, NASRA reported that 24 plans had rates of 8% and four  fund benefits. The current NHRS assumed rate of return is 7.25%. This rate Retirement Administrators (NASRA) in its survey of the nation's top 129 public. 14 Nov 2018 Of the 128 public pension plans tracked by NASRA, only six still have A majority of the plans (69) have assumed rates of return that range  19 Dec 2019 Assumed rate of return: The assumed, or expected, rate of return is the return target that a pension fund estimates its investments will deliver  1 Oct 2019 When it comes to public pension plans' assumed rates of return, what is rare Among the plans tracked by NASRA, the median assumed rate  29 Jan 2015 In the following chart, the assumed rates of return on investment for TRS, [1] TRS, SERS and SURS are included in the NASRA Public Fund 

Kass and Reynolds found that while the average assumed rate of return in this period was over 8%, the average realized rate was 6%. Further, between 2001 and 2015, PA-SERS only managed to exceed its assumed rate of return on three occasions.

rate of return on pension fund assets from 8% to 8.75% which lowered pension contributions by Retirement (NCTR).7 The NASRA/NCTR sur- vey consists of a nine-part example, the spread between the assumed rate of return on pension  

14 Nov 2018 Of the 128 public pension plans tracked by NASRA, only six still have A majority of the plans (69) have assumed rates of return that range 

longer periods meet or exceed the assumed rates used by most plans. As shown in Figure 1, at 8.3 percent, the median annualized investment return for the 25‐year period ended December 31, 2011, exceeds the most‐used investment return assumption of 8.0 percent. The 10-year return is slightly below the average assumption of 7.77 percent. Following the sharp decline in global capital markets in 2008-09 and the subsequent decline in interest rates and projected returns on most major asset classes, nearly every plan in the survey has reduced its assumed investment return. This has resulted in a reduction in the median return assumption to 7.25 percent. According to the most recent data compiled by the National Association of State Retirement Administrators (NASRA) in its survey of the nation’s top 127 public pension funds, the average assumed rate of return as of December 31, 2015, is 7.62 percent. The other plan in the NASRA database with an 8% assumed rate of return is the Arkansas State Highway Employees' Retirement System, Little Rock. The plan had $1.5 billion in assets and a funding Median public pension plan investment return assumption falls to 7.25 percent. Among 129 plans measured, more than 30 percent have reduced their investment return assumption since February 2018, resulting in a median investment return assumption of 7.25 percent, which is the lowest level in more than 40 years.