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JCPenney Offloads $2.8 Billion in Pension Liabilities
The transfer deal with annuities provider Athene Holdings will ensure that about 30,000 participants in JCPenney's pension plan continue to get benefits.
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Matthew Heller
| April 2, 2021
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Retirement Plans
Into the Sunset: The Quiz
Do you know these basic retirement-related facts?
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CFO Staff
| October 12, 2020
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Retirement Plans
Kroger to Contribute up to $1B to Pension Plan
The contribution will "significantly address" the underfunding of the plan, which, as of Dec. 31, had a funding ratio of 75.8%.
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Matthew Heller
| July 17, 2017
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Retirement Plans
Trump’s Pension Policy
If Trump shelves the new fiduciary rule, brokers might seek out deals that pay them best, rather than act in the best interests of sponsors and employees.
By
Rob Massa
| December 9, 2016
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Finance Roundup for Executives
Be informed, get involved, and shape the world through finance. Read CFO.com's most recent headlines and standout stories.
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Kerry Maruna
| April 4, 2016
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Seeking a Glide Path
Finance executives are working to bring their companies’ pension funds to a safe landing, according to a new study.
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Josh Hyatt and David W. Owens
| October 26, 2015
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Retirement Plans
J.C. Penney Cuts Pension Plan Liability by Up to 35%
The retailer has completed a lump-sum offer to retirees and will annuitize other obligations through a deal with Prudential.
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Matthew Heller
| October 2, 2015
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Retirement Plans
Will the ‘myRA’ Help Companies Cut Retirement-Plan Costs?
It's happened before, when the 401(k) replaced pension plans as the chief retirement-funding vehicle.
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David McCann
| January 29, 2014
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Risk Management
Pension Advisers Talk Like CFOs
Institutional investment services providers are ditching their jargon and talking about the influence of investment risk on financial measures like free cash flow and earnings per share.
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David McCann
| July 10, 2013
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Retirement Plans
The Great Pension Derisking
Stung by funding shortfalls time and again, companies are using a variety of tactics to lighten their pension burdens for good.
By
Russ Banham
| April 15, 2013
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In the Fast Lane at GM
Dan Ammann is wasting no time in his quest to make the auto giant a leaner, financially savvier machine.
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Edward Teach
| February 7, 2013
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Risk Management
Pension Windfall May Surprise Some CFOs
The method for calculating minimum annual contributions has changed in plan sponsors’ favor.
By
David McCann
| January 30, 2013
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Applied to Pensions, Risk Is a Four-Letter Word
While transferring pension-plan peril is appealing, there are some precautions companies should be aware of.
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Susan Mangiero and Nancy G. Ross
| November 8, 2012
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Retirement Plans
Retirement: A Recalculated Risk
Most CFOs expect employees &spamp;#8212; even those with traditional pension plans &spamp;#8212; to delay retirement.
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Josh Hyatt and David W. Owens
| August 1, 2012
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Ford’s Risky Pension Gambit
The automaker, claimed to be the first plan sponsor to offer retirees the option of taking a lump-sum payout versus an annuity, could be victimized by the choices they make.
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David McCann
| May 8, 2012
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