Ohio Teachers' Pension Fund Faces Deepening Crisis Amid Governance Concerns
Governor Mike DeWine has raised alarms over potential mismanagement and unethical practices within the Ohio State Teachers Retirement System.
- Gov. DeWine issues warning as consulting firm Aon ends its contract, signaling serious governance issues at the $90 billion pension fund.
- Allegations of misconduct and potential unethical influence by private interests prompt state-wide investigations into the pension system's operations.
- Recent board conflicts and controversial removals highlight instability and power struggles within the pension fund.
- Retirees express frustration over lack of cost-of-living adjustments despite the system's significant investment losses.
- Ongoing legal and ethical scrutiny could lead to significant changes in the management and oversight of the pension system.