ATI reduces U.S. defined benefit pension obligation by approximately 85% through annuitization
Under the contracts, ATI will transfer the gross pension obligations and related plan assets for approximately 8,200 plan participants to Athene. The pension benefits to which these participants and their beneficiaries are entitled will not change as a result of the transaction.
"With this action, ATI meets all of its pension obligations, and everyone benefits," said
Since 2016, ATI has completed seven annuitization transactions. Through pension de-risking actions, ATI has reduced the number of plan participants by more than 90%. ATI hired independent fiduciary
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