New York May Reduce Assumed Returns on Public Pension Assets

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New York May Reduce Assumed Returns on Public Pension Assets
Bloomberg Businessweek

Aug. 22, 2010

Excerpt: A reduction to 7.5 percent or 7.75 percent is likely .... The move 'will increase the required contributions from the state and local governments but will keep the fund as strong as it is now,'[.]

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