Mutual funds continue to be the investment vehicle of choice among the 42 DCIO providers surveyed, while exchange traded funds are almost entirely avoided.
As more employers embrace the new “gig” or “flex” economy, the ranks of part-timers, including independent contractors, will continue to rise. Will employers change their retirement offerings?
The institute has proposed a framework to bring clarity, consistency and transparency to the valuation of financial instruments such as mortgage-backed securities, credit default swaps, complex bonds and...
A new analysis published by Pantheon warns that the total number of publically listed securities has dramatically declined in recent decades—challenging assumptions about maximizing diversification.
With its publication in the Federal Register, the DOL’s request for information regarding its implementation (or not) of the fiduciary rule is officially open for public comment.
Asset managers and their institutional clients, DC and DB retirement plans included, are demanding more rigorous due diligence of mutual fund subadvisers.
The DOL argues it must not lose its broad authority to regulate the workplace retirement planning market—notwithstanding the fact that it may very well decline to aggressively enforce...
The suit, Barrett vs. Pioneer Natural Resources, was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado and calls out the firm’s offering of both stable value...
Some members of leadership in Congress have pledged to leave retirement plans alone, one speaker noted, but it remains to be seen how that will actually play out.
Dietrich & Associates has joined the BDO Alliance; Pentegra Hires 403(b) Consultant; Strategic Retirement Partners Expands Northern California Team; and more.