Compliance

In addition to a $10 million payment to a settlement fund, the agreement calls for fee reviews and analyses to occur on at least a triannual basis.

In addition to the payment into a settlement fund, Princeton has agreed to what the settlement agreement calls “therapeutic relief,” including a pledge to not raise fees. 

The medical testing company is already facing scrutiny for its use of actively managed investments within its retirement plan; it is now the subject of a broader excessive...

The lawsuit alleges a series of bad-faith dealings were made that caused losses to the ESOP while benefiting executives.

The case represents yet another example of ‘stock drop’ litigation that has failed to make it beyond the pleading stage after the influential Supreme Court ruling in a...

The firm was also charged with mutual fund share class violations.

It now appears the self-dealing lawsuit will proceed to discovery, as a judge has digitally denied John Hancock’s motion to dismiss.

Defendants are accused of failing to leverage the size of the plan to negotiate for lower investment and recordkeeping fees, among other things.

The proposal would allow catch-up contributions in those years equal to the difference between an individual’s actual contributions and current federal limits on these accounts.

The lawsuit says the defendants’ did not disclose that they were retaining non-float and float cash interest and 12(b)-1 fees retirement plan accounts were earning.

Advocacy organizations representing the fiduciary advisory industry are smarting after the Securities and Exchange Commission finalized restrictive new proxy voting rules.

The list, updated with provisions of the SECURE Act, identifies matters that may involve either mandatory or discretionary plan amendments depending on the particular plan.

The plaintiffs say fiduciaries of Koch Industries-affiliated DC plans allowed them to pay up to six times more than what similarly sized plans would have paid for such...