Sentence examples for funded ratio from inspiring English sources

Now those with mostly stocks in their pension funds seem likely to have tripped the penalty switch, by falling below this year's required 92percentt funded ratio.

Moody's also said on Thursday that its analysts had decided that the states' so-called funded ratio — the dollars in their pension funds compared with dollars promised to retirees — was not useful for issuing credit ratings, even though the ratios are widely cited and easy to understand.

2000: Pension funds doing pretty well at 74.7percentt funded, the highest funded ratio the state has seen in 30 years.

In fact, its plan is to achieve 70% rather than 90% funding by 2045, and it has no intention of achieving a higher funded ratio, except (near as I can tell) to the extent that asset growth is more favorable than projected.

The so-called funded ratio matters greatly because the new rules call for companies to bring their plans up to 100percentt funding in seven years, starting this year.

The point of calculating an individual's funded ratio is to treat personal retirement planning in the same sort of manner as a corporate pension fund.

This generalization removes the trade-off between contribution rate risk and funding ratio risk for a fixed spread period.

The third measure, a "core funding ratio" (CFR), is more novel.

In any case, there is a limit to how far a funding ratio can go.

Meanwhile, the Council is looking at a plan to increase the matching fund ratio to eight to one in some cases, further driving up the program's costs.

The society said it cut its wholesale funding ratio – the amount it borrows from the financial markets to lend to clients - to 19% from 32%.