Our Mission
Massachusetts Public Pension Forum is a not-for-profit association comprised of financial and investment firms working with the 106 Massachusetts public retirement systems governed by M.G.L. Chapter 32.
Though friendly competitors within the business world, the MPPF provides an atmosphere of shared interests and common ground.
The exchange of ideas and resources provide for a knowledge base to assist those responsible for the investment of over $40 billion in public pension funds at all levels of Massachusetts government.
Our goal is to assist and educate the community by working closely with the boards,associations, and officials involved in the state’s public pension community.
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APRIL 10, 2008 MPPF Symposium |
Finding New Paths - In Search of Alpha
April 10, 2008| 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. "College of the Holy Cross, Worcester" HOGAN CONFERENCE CENTER
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MA FUNDED RATIOS AS OF JANUARY 1, 2008 |
JANUARY 9, 2008: The Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission (PERAC) has released an updated list of the funding ratios of the 106 Massachusetts public funds. While not accounting for 2007 asset returns, the list is the latest indication that the funding level of many MA public retirement systems continues to increase.
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NEW MPPF DIRECTORS ELECTED |
January 1, 2008: The Massachusetts Public Pension Forum is proud to announce the election of three new directors, who will help chart the course of the forum during the coming year. Bradford Tenney, Keri Hepburn and Matthew Bucci, have replaced Thomas Welch, Michael Palermo and Richard Zaccaro. Gene Durgin remains as the MPPF's president.
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MEMBER CONTACT INFORMATION CONFIRMATION |
A key function of the MPPF is to provide our members with late breaking information in a timely fashion. Due to normal turnover within our industry, some of our information may now be outdated. To ensure that you and your firm are receiving email alerts and other news from us, please take a few moments to check your firms profile within our website. Please verify that the company profile and contact information are correct. MPPF members can add up to three representatives of your firm to receive MPPF email alerts. Please email any changes or additions to
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The Commonwealth's Pension System: A Good Investment for Massachusetts |
As the Baby Boomer generation approaches retirement age, the goal of “retirement security” is the subject of increasingly more research, discussion and concern. Given the ongoing threat to traditional pension benefits and growing concerns regarding the financial solvency of the Social Security system, more Americans are wondering whether they will be able to enjoy the retirement lifestyle that their parents have experienced. Download
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