GLOBAL - Have you missed the biggest stories in pensions this week? Find out below, as we list the top 10 most popular stories on www.globalpensions.com over the past seven days.
US - New York City comptroller John Liu has announced plans to provide the public with unparalleled access to information about the $113bn New York City pension funds.
US - The SEC has approved a request by the New York City Pension Funds to hold a shareholder vote asking Bank of America and Citigroup to review their foreclosure and mortgage practices.
US - Tax payer contributions to New York State public pensions will "explode" in the next five years, forcing the state to divert resources from other services to meet the obligation, a new study has warned.
US - New York City may reduce the assumed return on its $100.5 billion of pension investments from the current 8% rate, Comptroller John Liu said.
US - Trustees of the New York City Pension Funds have asked four banks to review their foreclosure policies saying they could be causing unnecessary foreclosures.
US - The New York City Employees' Retirement System (NYCERS) has reached a settlement of its securities class action against Apple over claims of improper stock options backdating practices.
US - New York City's $36bn pension fund for civil-service employees fired a money management firm headed by former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Richard Breeden, who was stung by losses on his investment in retail jeweler Zale Corp....
US - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has hired the city's first chief investment advisor tasked with helping to reign in spiralling pension costs.
US - New York City Comptroller John Liu said Acadian Asset Management, a Boston company that managed US$646m for three city pension funds, was one of six investment advisers dismissed for poor performance.