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November 13th, 2018 |
 | How to Explain CITs to SponsorsThe paperwork has been simplified. Performance reporting is reliable, and lower minimums make CTFs available to smaller plans. The real catalyst, about 10 years ago, was the trading of CTFs via National Security Clearing Corp.—the same platform as mutual funds. Fund researcher Morningstar now maintains a database on 2,500 U.S. CTFs, with assets of $4.8 trillion.
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Read more > | | Are You Investing Like It’s 2009? | Invesco Global Solutions Team has found that many DC plans are positioned for bull markets and low volatility, and are exposed to the risk of higher volatility and early cycle downturns.
Read more > | | ABG Rocky Mountain Offers Stadion StoryLine |
The StoryLine process seeks insight into an employer’s overall plan makeup, with the intent of tailoring default options for each plan sponsor.
Read more > | | Market Mirror | Yesterday, the Dow plunged 602.12 points (2.32%) to 25,387.18, the NASDAQ lost 206.03 points (2.78%) to finish at 7,200.87, and the S&P 500 closed 54.79 points (1.97%) lower at 2,726.22. The Russell 2000 shed 30.70 points (1.98%) to finish at 1,518.79, and the Wilshire 5000 fell 563.99 points (1.97%) to 28,104.13.
The bond market was closed in observance of Veteran’s Day.
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