April 18, 2016 01:00 AM

Corporate pension plan funded status 2016

Corporate pension plan funded status

The largest corporate pension plans ranked by funding ratio -- plan assets as a percentage of benefit obligation -- as of Dec. 31, 2015, unless otherwise noted. Contribution data are in millions.

Rank

Funding ratio

2015

contribution

Expected 2016 contribution

1	NextEra Energy	148.0%	$0	$0
2	BB&T	125.8%	$126	$280
3	Bank of America	124.2%	$0	$0
4	J.P. Morgan Chase	118.6%	$31	$0
5	BNY Mellon	112.3%	$19	$22
6	Alcatel-Lucent	108.1%	$33
7	WestRock1	105.9%	$111	$52
8	Duke Energy	105.3%	$302	$145
9	Emerson Electric1	103.2%	$85
10	Prudential Financial	102.6%	$162	$140
11	Target2	101.4%	$203	$0
12	J.C. Penney2	98.8%	$0	$0
13	PNC Financial Services	98.2%	$200	$0
14	Aetna	97.6%	$22	$60
15	IBM	97.4%	$0	$0
16	Morgan Stanley	97.0%	$31	$50
17	Dominion Resources	96.5%	$3	$0
18	Travelers	96.2%	$100	$0
19	American Electric Power	95.5%	$98	$96
20	Merck	95.3%	$66	$50
21	Honeywell International	94.5%	$34	$0
22	Goodyear	93.9%	$0	$0
23	Eastman Kodak	92.5%	$0	$0
24	General Mills3	92.1%	$24	$0
25	Ford	91.8%	$130	$0
26	Deere4	91.6%	$83	$73
27	Public Service Enterprise Group	91.3%	$25	$21
28	Macy's2	90.8%	$0	$0
29	Union Pacific	89.5%	$100
30	WEC Energy	89.4%	$108	$24
31	Textron5	89.2%	$55	$60
32	Bristol-Myers Squibb	88.6%	$118	$100
33	Kimberly-Clark	88.6%	$484	$100
34	U.S. Steel	88.5%	$0
35	Weyerhaeuser	88.4%	$60	$0
36	Kraft Heinz6	88.2%	$227	$160
37	3M	88.1%	$113	$100
38	Southern Co.	87.6%	$45	$0
39	R.R. Donnelley	87.6%	$15	$28
40	United Technologies	87.5%	$520	$175
41	PepsiCo	87.4%	$66	$150
42	Allstate	87.3%	$125	$129
43	Hewlett-Packard4	87.1%	$29	$37
44	Citigroup	87.0%	$0	$0
45	Ameren	87.0%	$111	$55
46	Abbott Labs	86.6%	$579	$470
47	ConAgra3	86.5%	$14	$13
48	Johnson & Johnson	86.1%	$752	$76
49	FedEx3	85.4%	$746	$660
50	General Motors	85.4%	$95	$2,000
51	Eli Lilly	85.3%	$404	$45
52	PG&E	84.3%	$334	$327
53	Coca-Cola	84.0%	$121	$0
54	Altria Group	83.7%	$28	$53
55	PPL	83.5%	$158	$30
56	MetLife	83.3%	$424	$300
57	CenturyLink	82.9%	$100	$0
58	Wells Fargo	82.8%	$7	$0
59	Northrop Grumman	82.1%	$578	$79
60	American International Group	81.9%	$558	$67
61	Huntington Ingalls	81.9%	$103	$167
62	Consolidated Edison	81.8%	$750	$469
63	Xcel Energy	80.8%	$90	$125
64	Exelon	80.8%	$462	$250
65	Cigna	80.7%	$6	$0
66	Reynolds American	79.4%	$18	$335
67	UPS	78.4%	$1,048	$1,161
68	Pfizer	77.9%	$1,000	$1,000
69	The Hartford	77.3%	$101	$0
70	DTE Energy	77.1%	$183	$35
71	Eversource Energy	76.9%	$155	$146
72	Alcoa	76.7%	$479	$218
73	AT&T	76.1%	$735	$0
74	Walt Disney7	76.1%	$337	$900
75	CBS	76.0%	$52
76	Boeing	76.0%	$59	$100
77	Chevron	75.8%	$641	$650
78	International Paper	75.7%	$813
79	Raytheon	74.3%	$539	$140
80	Lockheed Martin	73.4%	$5	$25
81	Verizon Communications	73.2%	$744	$600
82	Dow Chemical	73.2%	$844	$620
83	Marsh & McLennan	73.2%	$29	$0
84	Motorola	72.7%	$3
85	Caterpillar	72.4%	$30	$30
86	U.S. Bancorp	72.2%	$436	$348
87	Unisys	71.9%	$66	$53
88	Harris Corp.	69.3%	$1	$175
89	ConocoPhillips	69.1%	$73	$220
90	Entergy	68.7%	$396	$388
91	General Dynamics	68.6%	$187	$200
92	Baxter	68.2%	$157	$600
93	Sempra Energy	68.1%	$33	$126
94	DuPont	67.1%	$308	$230
95	General Electric	66.5%	$233	$0
96	Sears 2	60.6%	$299	$318
97	American Airlines	59.2%	$6	$0
98	FirstEnergy	58.8%	$161	$381
99	Exxon Mobil	56.1%	$0	$2,000
100	Delta Air Lines	45.5%	$1,219	$1,000
	Average	82.1%

Notes: 1 Data are as of Sept. 30, 2015; 2 as of Jan. 30, 2016; 3 as of May 31, 2015; 4 as of Oct. 31, 2015; 5 as of Jan. 2, 2016; 6 as of Jan. 3, 2016; 7 as of Oct. 3, 2015.

Source: Company reports