Quarterly Survey of Public Pensions
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2014 Quarterly Survey of Public Pensions
The Quarterly Survey of Public Pensions is a quarterly survey that provides national summary data on the revenues, expenditures, and composition of assets of the largest defined benefit public employee pension systems for state and local governments. This survey currently consists of a panel of 100 pension systems, which comprise 89.4 percent of financial activity among such entities, based on the 2007 Census of Governments.
2014 Quarterly Survey Form:
- F-10 [PDF, 171KB] – Quarterly Survey of Public Pensions
Historical Survey Form:
The content of the survey form has stayed consistent with the exception of dates and minor changes.
Years prior to 2012
- F-10 [PDF, 79.1KB] – Quarterly Survey of the Finances of Public Employee Retirement Systems
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