Tuesday, July 21, 2009
CalPERS expected to report losing nearly one-quarter of investment portfolio
The estimated $56.8-billion drop at the U.S.' largest pension fund, the second annual loss in a row, would have a huge effect on what state and local governments must shell out to support retirees.
Reporting from Sacramento -- California's huge government pension fund is expected to report today a whopping annual loss of an estimated $56.8 billion, almost a quarter of its investment portfolio... The loss at the California Public Employees' Retirement System for the fiscal year ended June 30 is the second in a row for the country's largest fund. A year ago, CalPERS reported an $8.5-billion loss, as the severe recession began to take hold...
LA Times: CalPERS expected to report losing nearly one-quarter of investment portfolio
Reporting from Sacramento -- California's huge government pension fund is expected to report today a whopping annual loss of an estimated $56.8 billion, almost a quarter of its investment portfolio... The loss at the California Public Employees' Retirement System for the fiscal year ended June 30 is the second in a row for the country's largest fund. A year ago, CalPERS reported an $8.5-billion loss, as the severe recession began to take hold...
LA Times: CalPERS expected to report losing nearly one-quarter of investment portfolio
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