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Todd Tauzer Director State and Local Government
Todd Tauzer is a Director for municipal pensions in the State and Local
Governments group of S&P Global Rating Services in San Francisco. He is
currently helping develop a detailed framework to evaluate the sustainability
and security of public pension and OPEB plans across the country. This
involves establishing best practice for retirement benefits evaluation through
risk identification and assessment, construction of mitigation techniques for
distressed plans, enhanced criteria analysis and development for the ratings
process, and augmented communication and outreach to all related stakeholders.
Internally he works with analysts to deepen their understanding of retirement
benefits and consults on related high impact credits.
Prior to joining S&P in January of 2017, Todd was a senior pension
actuary at the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS),
where he worked for nearly ten years. There he was heavily involved in the
Enterprise Risk Management and Asset Liability Management space,
working in tangent with the Financial and Investment Office to model and
evaluate risks and develop industry leading practices to achieve long term
system sustainability and risk mitigation. He also conducted analysis on
California legislative pension bills, and was the signing actuary for over
350 annual public pension valuations which outline participant experience,
project future cash flows, highlight plan sensitivities and risks, and set
contribution rates.
Todd is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries with a specialty in Enterprise
Risk Management, a Chartered Enterprise Risk Analyst, and a Member of
the American Academy of Actuaries. Todd is also a member of the advisory
board at the University of the Pacific for their Actuarial Science program. He
was a Regents Scholar at the University of California, Davis, where he earned
his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Bachelor of Arts in Economics, and his
minor in Chinese. A portion of Todd’s undergraduate work was completed at
Beijing Normal University (北师大) in China’s capital.