Sunday, March 18, 2007
New RSS Feed for Pension Risk Matters
We're delighted to have a new blog home with Lex Blog. We hope you enjoy the improved functionality. If you currently have us included as part of your RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed (and we hope you do), please don't forget to change the URL. Otherwise, you will no longer receive new feeds and it will look like we've stopped adding items to our blog. Nothing is further from the truth. We have lots more to say!Let me share some history with you. When we started the blog last year, we used Blogger.com to build a customized blog template. We hosted the resulting blog on our sister company's website. Until last week, when you typed www.pensionriskmatters.com, the display line immediately changed to www.bvallc.com/pensionblog. For a few more weeks, you may come across BVA links (i.e. older blog post URLS embedded in newer blog posts). They still work so click away. However, we are changing everything over so that all Pension Risk Matter links (old and new blog posts) have a URL that includes www.pensionriskmatters.com as part of the address. (Note that BVA, LLC is still a viable valuation company but no longer the owner of the blog, Pension Risk Matters.)
To change your feed address for Pension Risk Matters, click here to access the appropriate code. To learn more about RSS, click here for an overview. posted by Susan Mangiero at 3/18/2007 08:03:00 PM

PENSION RISK MATTERSSM focuses on pension financial risk issues from a governance and fiduciary perspective. The goal is to identify important topics, ask thought-provoking questions, examine best practices and encourage meaningful debate about the $10 trillion global pension industry upon which millions of individuals depend. Author and consultant Susan M. Mangiero, Ph.D. is a CFA charter-holder, Accredited Valuation Analyst, Accredited Investment Fiduciary Analyst and certified Financial Risk Manager. Dr. Mangiero combines many years of experience in finance with a keen interest in solving problems and simplifying the complex (
