Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE August 04, 2014 01:00 AM Atomic assets An examination of trust funds for the clean up of nuclear power stations Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print An updated look at nuclear decommissioning trust funds (assets set aside to decommission a plant at the end of its useful life)Power up: Since 2008, NDT assets have grown 10.7% annually. According to Callan, investor-owned utilities account for 87% of all assets.Meltdown: While total assets have steadily risen, annual contributions have fallen at a rate of 10% per year since 2008..Deficit decays: The gap between assets and projected costs totaled $21 billion in 2013, an improvement of 13% from the year before.Aggressive allocation: Despite the expense-matching nature of these funds, equities account for 55% of investor-owned utilities' NDTs.Sources: Callan Associates; company filingsCompiled and designed by Timothy Pollard and Gregg A. Runburg Recommended for You CFA Level II pass rates plunge U.S. private equity/venture capital-backed companies see increase in bankruptcies Jen-Hsun & Lori Huang Foundation assets explode due to outsized NVIDIA stock returns Sponsored White Papers 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 … Alpha Drivers for Deliberately Different Solutions 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