Fourth, these funds have lay boards of trustees lacking training in investment matters.

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Ironically, the lead plaintiffs in that action are the Boards of Trustees of three funds in the City of Lake Worth.

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Across the nation, state, county and municipal employee pension funds are governed by boards of trustees, the majority of the members of which consist of current and former government employees.

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This morning, the Social Security and Medicare Boards of Trustees released a new report that demonstrates how the Affordable Care Act is helping to reduce costs and make Medicare stronger.

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The schools were not able to keep enough trustees on their boards and didn't disclose conflicts of interest, such as relatives of board members working for the schools.

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For sellers, particularly foundations and boards that are run by conservative trustees, a guarantee represents a measure of safety absent in the normal auction process.

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They called for all Catholic trustees to endorse a phased transition away from the use of academic selection and for all boards of governors of Catholic Schools to engage with each other during the coming academic year to discuss how to move to "high quality non-selective arrangements within their area".

BBC: Catholic bishops in call over academic selection