Sentence examples for hidden pension from inspiring English sources

He said it included over-optimistic growth forecasts and hidden pension and public finance initiative liabilities.

This Washington Post column quotes SIEPR Senior Fellow Joshua Rauh and his research on hidden pension liabilities to explain how the Republican tax plan could backfire.

PAGE C6 METRO LAWMAKERS IMPOSED $500 MILLION In Hidden Pension Costs on City An actuary who was paid by public employee unions and yet relied upon by the State Legislature to determine the cost of pension bills underestimated their ultimate cost by at least $500 million, according to a review of New York City documents and other records.

Pension plans' manipulation of actuarial assumptions to hide pension costs is a disservice both to government employees and to the broader public.

In fact if hidden liabilities, including NPLs, pension commitments and bonds issued to capitalise the asset-management companies are taken into account, the debt-to-GDP ratio is more like 100%.

Amid all the hype about the new pension freedoms, hidden away in government documents was an estimate that they will raise nearly £3bn extra in tax from the reforms.

Richard J. Codey found that New Jersey's previous early retirement plans generated hidden costs to the pension system and did not provide long-term savings, nor even short-term savings at the levels promised.

An empirical researcher in corporate finance, Rauh has been influential in evaluating corporate and governmental pensions, using data on pensions to calculate hidden liabilities and inform policy makers and the public.

The state has not hidden the fact that its pension funds have big shortfalls, she said, and there was no reason to think the S.E.C. might lodge a complaint against it, as it did with New Jersey.

Debts of roughly the same magnitude are hidden in the form of underfunded pension liabilities once the official estimates are corrected for some dubious assumptions about risk.

Along with concerns about the use of placement agents, regulators have grown increasingly concerned about whether states may have hidden financial weaknesses, particularly in their pension portfolios, and whether investors who buy municipal bonds can fully appreciate the risks.