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By the Numbers for May 2021
By the Numbers for May 2021
May 11
April 7
March 10
Monthly corporate funding ratio
2020
Russell 2000 13.6%
MSCI EM 4.9%
Global ex-U.S. fixed income 10.1%
Global ex-U.S. fixed income 8.2%
High Yield 9.40%
High Yield
Change in average asset allocation
Change in average assumed rate of return
Distribution of assumed rates of return
Sources: P&I Research Center; NISA Investment Advisors; Bloomberg LP; company reports
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By the Numbers for April 2021
By the Numbers for April 2021
April 7
March 25
March 10
Monthly corporate funding ratio
2020
Russell 2000 13.6%
MSCI EM 4.9%
Global ex-U.S. fixed income 10.1%
Global ex-U.S. fixed income 8.2%
High Yield 9.40%
High Yield
Cash
Growth of record-keeping assets (in trillions unless otherwise noted)
Recent record-keeper transactions
Acquirer/JV partner 2/spun-off entity
Date
Ascensus and Empower Retirement
Empower Retirement
Principal Financial
August 2018 Data are as of Sept. 30 except 2010, which is as of Dec. 31. Average of 2017 and 2015 data. Acquired only 25%. Sources: P&I Research Center; NISA Investment Advisors; Bloomberg LP
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