Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE March 04, 2013 12:00 AM Plans using LDI Largest retirement plans, ranked by total defined benefit assets, using a liability-driven investing strategy. Assets are as of Sept. 30, 2012. Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Plan sponsor DB assets General Motors$101,913 Boeing$55,510 IBM$53,459 Ford$42,283 Alcatel-Lucent$34,379 Missouri Public Schools$28,430 Verizon$25,483 UPS$25,154 United Technologies$22,551 FedEx$17,965 Kaiser Foundation Health Plan$16,990 The World Bank$15,162 E. I. du Pont de Nemours$15,122 Honeywell$14,790 3M$13,872 Exelon$13,552 Hewlett-Packard$12,926 Exxon Mobil$12,760 Prudential Financial$12,759 CenturyLink$12,350 Pfizer$12,215 PG&E$12,000 Caterpillar$11,079 Deere & Co.$10,017 Federal Reserve Employee Benefits System$9,373 Dow Chemical$9,180 American Airlines$8,867 International Paper$8,841 Alcoa$8,512 Delta Air Lines$8,235 Montana Board of Investments$8,080 Duke Energy$7,721 FirstEnergy$6,337 Eli Lilly$6,310 Aetna$5,758 Dominion Resources$5,743 Altria Group$5,698 Motorola Solutions$5,503 J.C. Penney$5,369 Allstate$5,053 Textron$4,922 American Electric Power$4,623 General Mills$4,486 Public Service Enterprise Group$4,485 Sandia$4,473 BAE Systems$4,435 UMWA Health & Retirement$4,389 MeadWestvaco$4,252 Nationwide Insurance$4,165 PPL$4,035 Baxter International$3,959 American Honda Motor$3,862 Goodyear Tire & Rubber$3,827 CBS$3,826 Nestle USA$3,703 Xerox$3,680 Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association$3,673 Entergy$3,671 Kimberly-Clark$3,637 Morgan Stanley$3,469 Bayer$3,457 Pentegra Group$3,325 Deloitte$3,300 Inter-American Development Bank$3,220 PPG Industries$3,208 Ameren$3,179 Montgomery County Employees$3,179 Macy's$3,145 Target$3,064 Johnson Controls$3,000 Michelin North America$2,863 Hoffmann-La Roche$2,853 Energy Future Holdings$2,802 Corning$2,775 SunTrust Banks$2,765 Timken$2,688 Computer Sciences$2,449 PricewaterhouseCoopers$2,415 Rockwell Collins$2,411 MillerCoors$2,400 Time Warner$2,350 Cummins$2,320 Celanese Americas$2,318 CSX$2,292 Iberdrola USA$2,173 SUPERVALU$2,172 NiSource$2,162 Campbell Soup$2,118 Pinnacle West Capital$2,056 Pepco Holdings$2,029 Sanofi-Aventis U.S.$1,997 CMS Energy/Consumers Energy$1,977 Battelle Memorial Institute$1,879 Constellation Energy Group$1,835 Norfolk Southern$1,808 Rio Tinto America$1,791 Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance$1,789 Unilever U.S.$1,697 WellPoint$1,692 Thomson Reuters$1,662 Pensions & Investments research Related Articles LDI bandwagon rolling on Southwest Airlines chooses senior retirement benefits analyst Allstate's cash balance changes cause retirement rush, costing up to $125 milli… Alcoa can't wait to contribute $625 million to pension funds in 2014 Kimberly-Clark plans continued move into bonds, contributions of up to $200 mil… Dow Chemical to give $800 million to global pension plans Eli Lilly plans' funded status rises to 95% International Paper to freeze benefit accruals for salaried employees in DB plan Exxon Mobil fueling pension funds with $2.2 billion in 2014 Recommended for You Older public-sector DC participants allocate more assets to stable value Confluence pension plan universe’s Q4 returns sag Mexico, Canada and China account for over 40% of U.S. trade Sponsored White Papers The Growing Imperative for Venture Capital in a Truly Diversified Equities Port… Asset-backed finance: Hiding in plain sight Direct lending: Does borrower size matter? A closer look at risk and returns. Research for Institutional Money Management – December 2024 Global Retirement Outlook: Trends, Opportunities and Market Forces Shaping the … Private Equity and Private-Market Funds in Managed Defined-Contribution Plans View More Sponsored Content Partner Content The Industrialization of ESG Investment For institutional investors, ETFs can make meeting liquidity needs easier Gold: the most effective commodity investment 2021 Investment Outlook | Investing Beyond the Pandemic: A Reset for Portfolios Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors Gold: an efficient hedge View More
