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Corporate pension

Pension Plan for the Washington Post and Companies

Corporate pensionSeattle, WA
Assets
$595M
Total assets, Dec 31, 2024 reported
Funded
178.1%
Jan 1, 2024
Private markets target
n/a
policy Dec 31, 2024
Commitments
3
none on the tape
Plan sponsor: Nash Holdings LLC
Allocation policy
Form 5500, as of Dec 31, 2024
Actual allocation lines without a target (as filed)
  • Interest-bearing cash 0.0%
  • Corporate debt instruments (other) 2.4%
  • Other investments 0.9%
  • Common/collective trusts 7.4%
  • Registered investment companies 28.4%
  • Common stock 60.8%
Consultants and advisers
4 firms
People
No investment staff or executives have been read for this allocator yet.
Manager roster
1 managers on the commitment tape
From the plan’s own commitment disclosures
From Schedule C (investment management, code 28)
Commitments
3 rows, 0 dated closings
Disclosed holdings (from the plan’s performance or holdings report, as of the report date)
DateFundManagerBucketAmountVintageStatusSource
as of Dec 31, 2024Collective Trust Government Stifcollective trustBNY MellonPooled vehicles$44.3M heldDisclosed holdingaskebsa.dol.gov
as of Dec 31, 2023Collective Trust Government Stifcollective trustBNY MellonPooled vehicles$52.5M heldDisclosed holdingaskebsa.dol.gov
as of Dec 31, 2022Collective Trust Government Stifcollective trustBNY MellonPooled vehicles$48.4M heldDisclosed holdingaskebsa.dol.gov
Size and funding
30 readings
Total assets
$595M Dec 31, 2024 reported Form 5500
$570M (2023-12) · $499M (2022-12)
Plan assets
$570M Jan 1, 2024 reported Form 5500
$499M (2023-01) · $644M (2022-01)
Net assets
$594M Dec 31, 2024 reported Form 5500
$569M (2023-12) · $499M (2022-12)
Funded ratio
178.1% Jan 1, 2024 reported Form 5500
213.6% (2023-01) · 250.2% (2022-01)
Funding target
$324M Jan 1, 2024 reported Form 5500
$256M (2023-01) · $231M (2022-01)
Discount rate
5.16% Jan 1, 2024 reported Form 5500
5.30% (2023-01) · 5.48% (2022-01)
Participants
3,257 Jan 1, 2024 reported Form 5500
2,969 (2023-01) · 2,803 (2022-01)
Benefits paid
$91.1M Dec 31, 2024 reported Form 5500
$24.9M (2023-12) · $18.7M (2022-12)
Net investment income
$25.4M Dec 31, 2024 reported Form 5500
$70.2M (2023-12) · $-145M (2022-12)
Investment management fees
$2.2M Dec 31, 2024 reported Form 5500
$2.3M (2023-12) · $2.5M (2022-12)
Form 5500 filings
3 plan years
Plan yearParticipantsAssets (SB market)Funding targetFTAPTotal assets (H)Partnerships / JVMaster trustReal estate
2024 to Dec 31, 20243,257$570M$324M178.1%$595Mn/an/an/a
2023 to Dec 31, 20232,969$499M$256M213.6%$570Mn/an/an/a
2022 to Dec 31, 20222,803$644M$231M250.2%$499Mn/an/an/a
Service providers and investment entities as filed (Schedule C and D, latest year first)
What changed
5 events
  • Jan 1, 2024Funded status changed
    Pension Plan for the Washington Post and Companies funded ratio 213.6% -> 178.1% (2023-01-01 to 2024-01-01)
  • Jan 1, 2024Assets changed
    Pension Plan for the Washington Post and Companies plan assets $499M -> $570M (+14.1%, 2023-01-01 to 2024-01-01)
  • Dec 31, 2023Assets changed
    Pension Plan for the Washington Post and Companies total assets $499M -> $570M (+14.2%, 2022-12-31 to 2023-12-31)
  • Jan 1, 2023Funded status changed
    Pension Plan for the Washington Post and Companies funded ratio 250.2% -> 213.6% (2022-01-01 to 2023-01-01)
  • Jan 1, 2023Assets changed
    Pension Plan for the Washington Post and Companies plan assets $644M -> $499M (-22.5%, 2022-01-01 to 2023-01-01)
Board record: approvals, recommendations, searches, terminations and re-up prospects for this system.
Provenance
Identifiers: EIN-PN 901012631-001
Cross-graph: no entry on another DFX graph
First observed Sep 15, 2026, last observed Sep 15, 2026. Classification confirmed. Every row above carries its source; a reported figure is the subject’s own, a derived one is arithmetic on reported figures, an estimated one is a model or a survey imputation and is never summed into a headline.