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Pension Plan's Assumed Investment Return Should be Determined by Asset Allocation, Not Other Way Around (PDF)
American Academy of Actuaries
July 7, 2020 "The expected investment return for a pension plan's assets is used as the discount rate for public and multiemployer pension plan valuations ... This assumption often has a greater impact on the pension liability than any other assumption ... However, the investment return assumption is sometimes used as a return target for determining the plan's asset allocation. This issue brief discusses why the investment return assumption should be determined based on the asset allocation, not the other way around." MORE >> |
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