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Lehighton OKs teachers pact, 5-4 – Times News Online
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Former Treasurer Back On PA School Employees Retirement System Board Amid Investigations
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Thousands of Pennsylvania teachers will have to pay more in contributions starting in July.
Thousands of Pennsylvania teachers will have to pay more in contribution rates beginning in July after the board of the $62 billion Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System (PSERS) voted Monday to recertify the employee contribution rates it originally approved at its December meeting.
At that December meeting, the board’s general investment consultant and another firm said the retirement system’s nine-year performance figure was 6.38%, which was just above the 6.36% threshold that, under state law, triggers additional contributions.
However, during a meeting in March, management informed the board of errors in the data used to perform the calculation that were found by its investment consultant. As a result, the board ordered a review of all performance data to identify any additional errors.
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As we’ll discuss shortly, Apollo had commissioned an whitewash investigation by law firm Dechert to reassure investors that nothing too unsavory had happened, and get them to stop their capital strike against the giant fund. However, the Financial Times reported yesterday that the UN’s pension fund is keeping Apollo on a watch list and the Pennsylvania Public School Employees Retirement System is sticking to its guns: From the Financial Times:
A report by lawyers for Apollo Global Management into the ties between Leon Black and the late paedophile Jeffrey Epstein is “not enough” to remove the company from a watch list of investments that require extra scrutiny, a top UN pension fund official has said…