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Alaska lawsuit uncovers $2.8 billion worth of pension miscalculations

New York Times: The Alaska Retirement Management Board sued Mercer, a human resources consulting firm for miscalculating the amounts that two of the state’s retirement plans needed to set aside for health care and pension benefits.

December 30, 2009

New York Times: The Alaska Retirement Management Board sued Mercer, a human resources consulting firm for miscalculating the amounts that two of the state’s retirement plans needed to set aside for health care and pension benefits.

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