Compliance

A jury awarded a class of more than 25,000 employees and retirees more than $38 million.

Industry experts responded to the recent Supreme Court ruling, which lowered the bar for plaintiffs alleging prohibited transactions, with concern...

If passed, local law enforcement would be eligible to use federal grant funding to investigate financial fraud against retirees.  

Experts speaking during a recent PLANSPONSOR Roadmap session discussed how pharmacy benefit managers drive the cost of prescription drugs and...

District and appellate courts have split opinions about whether the burden of proof in the excessive fee case falls on...

The executive order signed last week requires the Secretary of Labor to propose regulations to improve transparency into compensation of pharmacy benefit managers.

The ruling means Cornell employees can again challenge the university about claims of excessive recordkeeping fees in the school’s defined...

The bill would offer federally run retirement savings plans to low- and middle-income workers who lack access to an employee-sponsored...

Similar to a measure that passed the House last year, the Improving Disclosure for Investors Act prioritizes electronic delivery of...

The Department of Labor will have an additional 60 days, to June 16, 2025, to decide its next steps in...

Social Security will now conduct an anti-fraud check on all phone applications by analyzing “patterns and anomalies within a person’s...

Having an investment adviser on retainer had a moderate impact on pricing, as about half of insurers reported that it...

At a PLANSPONSOR webinar this week, experts discussed why data, and access to data, are important to the fiduciary process...

The agency announced that all claim types can be completed over the phone once again, after receiving backlash from retiree...

The founder and chief executive of Washington, D.C.-based consultancy Patomak Global Partners was also an SEC commissioner under President George...