California’s largest pension system reported annual returns that were 1.7% higher than the fund’s benchmark in the last 12 months.

CalPERS members will see higher health premiums in 2026, with PPO plans seeing the steepest hikes. Stock market surge propels ...

The California Public Employees’ Retirement System, CalPERS, announced a preliminary investment return of 11.6% for FY2025.

CalPERS is evaluating its long-term situation even as it enjoys a short-term bounty from a booming stock market. At the end of March, the system’s year-to-date investment return stood at 15%.

CalPERS covers 1.7 million employees and retirees of the state government as well as those of cities and other agencies across California. Nation, a former Democratic state legislator, praised ...

Calpers, the nation’s largest public pension, recently unloaded about $6 billion of its stakes in private equity funds to second-hand buyers reportedly at a roughly 10 percent discount to their ...

CalPERS posts a 20-year compound average annual return of 6.2%. $100 invested with CalPERS 20 years ago would have added $233 in value. By comparison, Buffett would have added $637, nearly three ...

Calpers Wants to Double Down on Private Equity A proposed venture would divert as much as $20 billion to new investments in technology startups and privately held businesses By Heather Gillers ...

Calpers Takes a Bold and Risky Investment Strategy Ben Meng sketches a two-prong strategy to earn more than stock and bond markets seem likely to provide. June 21, 2020 2:44 pm ET Share ...

If CalPERS had earned its target 7.5%, it would have made $22.6 billion; instead it made only $6.6 billion. To make up that lost ground this fiscal year, it would have to earn 12.8% — hardly ...

CalPERS, like most public pension funds in the country, does face a tricky math problem: The board expects the fund’s investments to grow at an average rate of 7% each year.