Professional Pensions rounds up some of the latest tender awards from across the industry.
MPs are probing a deal agreed for General Motors' (GM) UK defined benefit schemes just days after the car manufacturing giant announced the sale of its European assets including Vauxhall.
PP explores the option of putting the British Steel scheme through the bulk annuity market.
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US - General Motors is looking to completely de-risk its US pension fund which currently touts a $10.8bn deficit, vice chairman Steve Girsky said yesterday.
Implementing a responsible investment strategy need not be at the expense of strong returns and can actually help pension funds make better investment choices, Swedish pension funds heard.
US - General Motors has contributed $2bn worth of shares to its US pension plans to complete a $6bn cash and shares funding plan.
US General Motors has made a $4bn cash contribution to its US hourly and salaried pension plans.
US - The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation's (PBGC) losses due to multiemployer pensions could rise to an average US$4bn in 2019 from an actual $869m at the end of September 2009.
US - Close to US$14bn of contributions will need to be paid into the pension funds of General Motors and Chrysler within the next five years, according to estimates from the Government Accountability Office (GAO).