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plans called PEPs or pooled employer plans, which is an alternative to a four zero one k. So plan sponsors, instead of administrating their own four zero one k, they can actually outsource it to either an investment consultant or an RIA. It's already
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It's gotten to the point where we almost need to stop calling these alternative investments in pension plans. They're almost more conventional than public equity, especially in terms of like headcount inside these organizations, far more people worki
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understand the value and the benefit of incorporating private markets into a glide path, we'll likely see that. It's easy to see why that switch could be challenging. There's also the question of flows. So there's a certain amount of money in the gro
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Some of these plans have liabilities that are going out one hundred and twenty years. There's some teacher at CalSTRS today that is getting tenure at age 22. And at age 90, she is going to marry a 22 year old man and he's going to have a spousal bene
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...of retirement? Is it in good shape? Should we be doing some things differently? Is there a better structure? What do you think? I mean, that's a big question. At a very high level, I'd be more in favor of defined contribution plans than defined benef
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...their retirement goals. That makes a lot of sense, to me, Eric, and and some do because there obviously are pension funds, public and private, that invest in private equity.
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“Government pensions are unsustainable - here's what happens in 30 years”
...for retirement is likely to reduce in the future. There are many conversations happening in The United Kingdom around the state pension and in The United States around Social Security to determine whe
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...retirement. So we're just seeing the benefits of the capital markets really accruing to the end investor unlike any time in the history. A different way to say that is the leakage that was there for the average investor in the capital markets in the
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...people for retirement. And each of these kind of stints in my life have been very formative. The Boston College stint was formative in the sense that it taught me how intractable the problem is. In The US in particular? Oh my god. Like Yeah. We are i
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