Virginia § 51.1-124.30:1 Adoption of stress testing and reporting policies

Virginia Statutes

§ 51.1-124.30:1 — Adoption of stress testing and reporting policies

Virginia § 51.1-124.30:1

Title 51.1PENSIONS, BENEFITS, AND RETIREMENT

Ch. 1VIRGINIA RETIREMENT SYSTEM

Art. 3.1INVESTMENTS

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Va. Code Ann. § 51.1-124.30:1 (2026).

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The Virginia Retirement System (VRS) shall adopt a formal policy to: 1. Develop and regularly report sensitivity and stress test analyses. Such analyses and reporting shall include projections of benefit levels, pension costs, liabilities, and debt reduction under various economic and investment scenarios; 2. Improve investment transparency and reporting policy by (i) providing a clear and detailed online statement of investment policy;

(ii)including one-year, three-year, five-year, and 10-year investment performance data in quarterly investment reports;

(iii)including 20-year and 25-year investment performance data in annual investment reports;

(iv)reporting net investment returns on a quarterly basis; and (v) reporting gross investment returns and returns by asset class on an annual

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The Virginia Retirement System (VRS) shall adopt a formal policy to:

1. Develop and regularly report sensitivity and stress test analyses. Such analyses and reporting shall include projections of benefit levels, pension costs, liabilities, and debt reduction under various economic and investment scenarios;

2. Improve investment transparency and reporting policy by (i) providing a clear and detailed online statement of investment policy; (ii) including one-year, three-year, five-year, and 10-year investment performance data in quarterly investment reports; (iii) including 20-year and 25-year investment performance data in annual investment reports; (iv) reporting net investment returns on a quarterly basis; and (v) reporting gross investment returns and returns by asset class on an annual basis; and

3. Regularly report investment performance and expenses such as external manager fees, carried interest fees, and investment department expenses for all asset classes, including private equity, public equity, fixed income, credit strategies, real assets, strategic opportunities, and other investments.