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$20 Billion Club: Liabilities and Assets Peaked in 2019 and Funded Status Continues to Stagnate (PDF)
Russell Investments Link to more items from this source
Mar. 24, 2020

"Under more normal circumstances, the historic performance of equities in 2019 would have given DB sponsors a much-needed funded status boost, which in turn would have helped accelerate progress down de-risking glidepaths. Instead, the largest 20 US-listed corporate DB sponsors experienced an equally historic rise in liabilities stemming from a crushing drop in discount rates. Global equities returned 27% in 2019 while discount rates fell around 100 bps, leading to a slight decrease of average funded ratio in this group from 85.3% to 84.9%. The funding deficit in dollar terms increased from $137 billion to $151 billion."

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