The country’s largest corporate pensions had combined liabilities of $902 billion at the end of 2016, according to research from Russell Investments.
The 19 members of the so-called $20 billion club, a term coined by Bob Collie, a chief research strategist for institutional investing at Russell, saw both pension assets and liabilities slightly increase in 2016, a year that essentially mirrored pension performance in 2015.
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