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SunGuard launched a mobile browser option for its Relius Administration Web suite of products.

Arrow Investment Advisors launched institutional share classes for the firm’s five tactical and alternative investment mutual funds. 

Sponsors of 403(b) retirement plans continue adapting to regulations from the Department of Labor (DOL) and continue making improvements.

iJoin Solutions hired Betty Jean Jones as director of new business development.

About two-third of advisers avoid discussions about life insurance with their clients because the topic makes them uncomfortable, a survey by Saybrus Partners found.  

A former JPMorgan Chase & Co. employee is suing the firm on behalf of retirement plan participants who lost money after the bank reported a $2 billion trading...

Institutional investors are increasingly turning to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for a variety of fund management practices.

Financial advisers are increasingly turning to closed-end funds, especially for retirement income, a study by Aberdeen Asset Management found.

 Several Morningstar divisions sent a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) urging the regulator to require target-date series to provide more details on the investments.

The Segal Company has promoted Diane Gleave to New York regional manager.

MetLife announced broader availability and enhancements to its multiproduct, multichannel M-Powered Enrollment program.

Multi-employer pension plans are still facing formidable funding challenges, according to Segal’s latest zone-status survey.

Barclays PLC announced it would sell its entire holding in BlackRock Inc. via a registered offering and a $1 billion buyback by BlackRock.

Two companies settled lawsuits with the Department of Labor (DOL), agreeing to restore retirement assets to participants.

Jeffrey C. Boucek joined Segal RogersCasey’s Atlanta office as senior vice president.