Public Plans Subcommittee

The Subcommittee's mission is to bring to the public and the United States actuarial profession expertise regarding retirement plans for state and local government employees. Within the scope of this mission, the Subcommittee:
  • Provides independent and objective analysis, advice, and education to stakeholders of state and local government employee benefit plans with respect to:
    • Funding
    • Financial Reporting, in conjunction with Pension Accounting Committee
    • Managing financial risks
    • Plan Design
  • Develops practice notes for the membership.
  • Comments on actuarial standards of practice related to public plans.

Staff liaison:David Goldfarb

Chairperson: Bill Hallmark
Vice Chairman: Brad Armstrong

Melissa Algayer
Paul Angelo
Brent Banister
John Bartel
William Fornia
Larry Langer
Matthew Larrabee
Alan Milligan
Kim Nicholl
Robert North
Mark Olleman
James Rizzo
Graham Schmidt
Brian Septon
David Stimpson
Gregory Stump

Related Publications

Comments by Public Plans Subcommittee to the California Actuarial Advisors Panel (CAAP) in response to its discussion draft, Version 9c, Model Actuarial Funding Policies and Practices (MAFPP) for Public Pension and OPEB Plans. (October 03, 2012)
Pension Accounting Committee and Public Plans Subcommittee joint comment letter to the Governmental Accounting Standards Board responding to GASB’s Preliminary Views on Economic Condition Reporting: Financial Projections. (April 02, 2012)
The Academy's Pension Practice Council comments to the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) in response to two exposure drafts on pension accounting and financial reporting by employers. (October 17, 2011)
Pension Practice Council comments to the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) to two exposure drafts on pension accounting and financial reporting by employers. (October 14, 2011)
Pension Practice Council and Public Plans Subcommittee comment letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission requesting that public pension plans be excluded from the definition of "investment strategies" and that enrolled actuaries and members of the five U.S.-based actuarial organizations be excluded from the definition of "municipal advisors" to the extent they are providing actuarial services that are governed by the Actuarial Standards of Practice and the Code of Professional Conduct. (June 22, 2011)
Public Plans Subcommittee Submits Comments to the California Actuarial Advisors Panel