A look at how the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. changed during Joshua Gotbaum’s tenure. |
Good news, bad news: Despite a 7.4% increase in total assets, the PBGC’s net deficit increased 55% between its 2010 and 2013 fiscal years. |
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Closing the gap:Â Congress raised premiums in 2012 to reduce the divergence between benefits paid and premiums collected. |
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Shifting assets:Â Under Mr. Gotbaum, fixed-income and real estate allocations rose, while public and private equity allocations fell. |
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Happy returns: The PBGC’s composite portfolio outperformed its benchmark by 40 basis points annually under Mr. Gotbaum. Its bond portfolio outperformed by 50 basis points, while its equity portfolio slightly outperformed. |
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Source: Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. |
Compiled and designed by Timothy Pollard and Gregg A. Runburg |