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Friday, April 16, 2021
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Are You Leaving the Door Open?
“Advisory firms really need to treat information security formally,” says Chief Technology Officer Jon Meyer of CAPTRUST in Raleigh, North Carolina. “They need to develop an information security policy, and procedures and processes to address any risks.”
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Barnabas Health Retirement Plan Lawsuit Moves Forward
Plan fiduciaries' motions to dismiss the excessive fee suit were denied as a federal judge found the plaintiffs' claims were plausible.
Today’s Most Read
1. Senate Bill Would Expand Retirement Plan Access to Younger Americans
2. C-Suite Prioritizes a Shift to Proactive Management
3. SEC Guidance Clarifies Insider Trading Rules for 401(k) Brokerage Windows
ERISA Attorneys Digest the DOL’s New PTE FAQ
The guidance published by the Department of Labor reminds the industry that boilerplate, fine print disclaimers that investment advice is not being provided won’t cut it.
The Role of HSAs in Financial Wellness and Retirement
Financial providers can partner with employers to offer the benefit and help employees achieve their goals.
Gary Gensler Confirmed by Full Senate Vote as SEC Chair
He takes the helm at the Securities and Exchange Commission during a key time of transition and reflection for the market regulator, which is engaged in multiple important projects affecting advisers’ and brokers’ practices.
Investment Product and Service Launches
Voya Financial offers NQDC portfolios for workplace clients; Investics announces enhancements to cloud ecosystem; PGIM launches new active aggregate bond ETF; and more.
Market Mirror Market Mirror Graph

Thursday, the Dow gained 305.10 points (0.90%) to finish at 34,035.99, the Nasdaq closed 180.92 points (1.31%) higher at 14,038.76, and the S&P 500 increased 45.76 points (1.11%) to 4,170.42. The Russell 2000 was up 9.35 points (0.42%) at 2,257.07, and the Wilshire 5000 climbed 471.67 points (1.09%) to 43,769.22.

The price of the 10-year Treasury note increased 29/32, bringing its yield down to 1.555%. The price of the 30-year Treasury note climbed 1 3/32, decreasing its yield to 2.255%.

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