Pension funding in the United States - Download Special Report No. 14

Published on

19/6/2025

Amended on

19/6/2025

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Faced with the growing challenge of demographic ageing and the erosion of returns on traditional assets, US pension funds are ahead of the game.

Damien Hélène

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By massively integrating private equity into their portfolios, they have found a powerful and sustainable way to meet their commitments to millions of retirees. This model, still only timidly explored in Europe, deserves particular attention: can it inspire our own pension systems? This special report takes us to the heart of the American model, with an exclusive interview with Darren Foreman, former Director of Private Equity at PSERS (Pennsylvania Public School Employees Retirement System) and Antoine Levy, economist and assistant professor at UC Berkeley.

Click below to download the complete special report N°14:

Pension funding in the United States - Download Special Report No. 14

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Thibaut Mortelecq: "It's essential to anticipate retirement as early as possible".

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