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Teachers Union Reports Over 50 Trustees on 27 Public Pension Funds
A teachers union stated that more than 50 of its affiliated trustees hold positions on 27 public pension funds. The disclosure came in a report examining trustee roles across multiple state and local systems.
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A teachers union disclosed that over 50 of its affiliated trustees serve on 27 public pension funds. The report examined trustee participation across multiple state and local retirement systems. The union said the trustees participate in standard governance activities for the funds. No dollar amounts or specific investment decisions were detailed in the disclosure.
Public pension funds manage retirement assets for government employees. Trustees typically review investment policies and oversee fund performance. The report did not identify individual funds or list specific actions taken by the trustees. It also did not state whether the trustees coordinated their activities across different funds.
The disclosure provides a count of trustee positions but does not include data on voting records or investment outcomes.
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