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The Florida State Board of Administration (FSBA), has hired Hewitt Associates as recordkeeper for the FSBA’s $3.8-billion 401(a) retirement savings program.

Mobile, Alabama-based DailyAccess Corporation has named Michelle Gosnell as senior vice president of Operations.

The MetLife Mature Market Institute released a workbook with a DVD containing assessment tools, information, and resources to help those contemplating whether to retire and how to move...

WisdomTree and The Dreyfus Corporation, part of BNY Mellon Asset Management, announced the listing of the WisdomTree Dreyfus Emerging Currency Fund (CEW) on the NYSE Arca.

Pershing Advisor Solutions announced that its registered investment adviser (RIA) customers now have access to a broader array of fixed-income investment choices.

ING Life Companies has relaunched its corporate variable universal life insurance product, issued by Security Life of Denver Insurance Company, with enhanced pricing.

While federal securities regulators have made progress in working out internal organizational kinks, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) still has a way to go before reaching...

The Pennsylvania Securities Commission (PSC) said it offers background information of brokers and investment advisers for consumers.

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Federal securities regulators on Tuesday charged the two top executives of the Reserve Management Co. money market fund with fraudulently keeping secret the true precarious financial situation of...

A recent study found that workers have misconceptions about target-date funds.

While the first quarter of 2009 saw an equity market rally, most asset classes had negative returns during the period, according to the latest data from Morningstar’s Separate...

Globally, investment manager search activity is slowing down as investors focus their attention on strategic issues, according to Mercer’s 2008 Global Manager Search Trends report.

USI Consulting Group tapped Kyle Stevens as a vice president of Retirement Services, based in Chicago.

PenChecks, Inc., said it has records of about $150 million in unclaimed retirement benefits.