The subject of pension de-risking continues to receive considerable attention. Last week, the ERISA Advisory Council waded into the issue, holding a hearing on “Private Sector Pension De-risking and Participant Protections.” The Council, which advises the Secretary of Labor on the Labor Department’s administration of ERISA, is examining the ways in which employers de-risk pension obligations, the legal constraints on these strategies, and whether the Labor Department should revise any current guidance or issue any new guidance addressing pension de-risking.
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