Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE October 15, 2012 01:00 AM Table: Recent lump-sum payout offers Funding ratios and assets are as of Dec. 31, 2011, unless otherwise noted. Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print CompanyFunding ratioAssetsDate announcedSears Holding Corp. 66.3%1$4.05 billion1Sept. 14NCR Corp.67.9%$2.73 billionAug. 31Energy Future Holdings72.3%$2.4 billionAug. 9Archer Daniels Midland72.3%2$2.24 billion2Sept.Thomson ReutersN/A$1.5 billion3Sept. 19New York Times Co.73.7%$1.46 billionSept. 14Visteon Corp.77.7%$1.15 billionN/AYum! Brands Inc.72.3%$998 millionOct. 9Equifax Inc.78.1%$583 million4Oct. 1A.H. Belo65.3%$274.9 millionOct. 5Notes: 1: as of Jan. 28, 2012; 2: as of June 30, 2012; 3: as of Dec. 31, 2010; 4: includes Canadian assets. Related Articles Lump-sum payouts moving into fast lane Yum Brands contributes $119 million to pension plans RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Corporate debt: quantity, not quality Recommended for You Corporate debt: quantity, not quality ESG exchange-traded funds and products add $65 billion in 2020 $3.7 trillion in debt at risk from carbon regulation Pension funds expect more focused passive approach Sponsored Content: Risk Mitigation Strategies sponsored content Events Advertisement White Papers Looking for a better hedge China’s Recovery Shows Positive Signals for Long-Term Investors Is the time up for US equities’ leadership? COVID-19: potential impact on the global economy and gold performance ETFs: Liquidity, the Bear Market and What's Next Add the Polen Score to Your Statistical Toolkit View More Sponsored Content Partner Content China’s Recovery Shows Positive Signals for Long-Term Investors Risk Mitigation Strategies: How to Navigate the Coronavirus Storm Will the pandemic reverse the active-to-passive movement? Trend following in the time of COVID-19 Emerging Markets: Has the Coronavirus Changed the Game? Volatile Markets Highlight the Importance of Thinking Long Term View More
