(Bloomberg) -- The California Public Employees’ Retirement System ... One option for Calpers is taking companies private if their shares, already hammered by years of headwinds, decline further ...

Maintaining the PEPRA reforms is part of the state’s best hope for fully funding public pension benefits and eliminating debt ...

Tariff-related losses could continue to hit workers' retirement portfolios through the summer, the CEO of the nation's ...

The California Public Employees’ Retirement System exerted its autonomy ... to return to offices three days a week. This week ...

CalPERS places its perpetual expansion above supporting its government agency members, public retirees, and taxpayers.

The majority of the emerging and diverse manager investment is done through CalPERS ’ private equity team. Silva added that ...

California taxpayers are on the hook for paying any shortfall in retirement benefits that investments don’t cover.

San Jose, which has its own retirement system separate from CalPERS, is facing a roughly $45 million deficit. More than 15% of its $2.1 billion general fund goes to employee pensions. In a ...

And it worked for Sandhu who, after a few months of arduous work each year, returned to his retirement with a little extra cash. But the arrangement did not work for CalPERS, the state agency that ...

The California Public Employees’ Retirement System ... affect its annual investment returns due next month, according to CalPERS CIO Stephen Gilmore. “On the upside, market volatility can ...

Calpers' investment chief has added his voice ... The half-trillion dollar pension fund, which invests the retirement savings of firefighters, police and other public workers in California ...