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JPMorgan’s First Republic Takeover Brings Chance of Keeping 150 Wealth Advisers
JPMorgan CFO Jeremy Barnum cites wealth management division as positive amid a deal the bank “did not seek out.”
Retirement Plans Still Vital in Talent War to Retain Employees
Research from Voya finds U.S. workers still value a retirement plan about as much as a flexible work arrangement. Ubiquity Retirement + Savings backed up the findings, saying...
Investment Product and Service Launches
Broadridge Offers SEC Rule 30e-3 Solution; Touchstone Creates Additional Equity Funds; HB&T to Build ESG-Centered Collective Investment Fund; and more.
Taft Hartley, Public Plans Outperform Other Institutional Investors in Q3
BNY Mellon says higher allocations to U.S. equity drove outperformance.
Disclosure Changes Coming for DB Plan Clients
Amendments in the update are effective for fiscal years ending after December 15, 2020, for public business entities and for fiscal years ending after December 15, 2021, for...
Vanguard Reduces Investing Costs with Latest ETFs
The firm will offer commission-free online transactions for specific funds.
Investors Approach Investing Differently Across Generations
A new study by Dreyfus finds that in the midst of a changing market environment, younger investors are more likely to reevaluate their investment approach than their older...
Ripe Time to Reevaluate Clients' Investment Approach
About half of investors with at least $50,000 in investable assets say they have yet to reevaluate their investment approach in light of new challenges.
Low Levels of 401(k) Trading Measured During 2017
The first quarter of 2017 brought only light trading from 401(k) plan participants, according to data provided by Aon Hewitt.
FASB Issues Update to Accounting Standards Codification
The amendments involve the presentation of net periodic pension cost and net periodic postretirement benefit cost.
401(k) Plan Trading Low for February
Aon Hewitt finds that trading among investors in DC plans during February was the lowest it has been in months.
OMB Labels Fiduciary Regulations ‘Economically Significant’
The long-running fight over the fiduciary rule took another (symbolic) step forward this week—but still there is little clarity as to what may unfold prior to the first...
401(k) Participants Move Into Equities in January 2017
For 13 of the 20 trading days in January, participants favored equities over fixed income funds in their trades.
Investment Products and Service Launches
Nationwide Unveils International Small Cap Fund; First Eagle to Add Retirement Shares to Mutual Funds; BCM Expands Smart Beta Solutions; and more.
401(k) Traders Stayed the Course in 2016
“The rise of assets in target-date funds accounts for some of the light-trading in 401(k)s we saw in 2016,” explains Rob Austin at Aon Hewitt.
Investment Products and Service Launches
T. Rowe Price Expands 401(k) Brokerage Services with Charles Schwab; Wilshire Launches New EVA Index Family; USAA Launches R6 Retirement Share Classes; and more.
FASB Considering Change to Pension Cost Reporting
The board says stakeholders have stated that the current presentation requirement has less value and requires users to incur greater costs in analyzing financial statements.
Schwab Advisor Center Gets Upgraded
In addition to online support and guidance, the platform will feature various tools help advisers complete tasks and communicate with clients while reducing data-entry, paperwork, and room for...
401(k) Participant Transfers Still Favoring Fixed Income
However, Aon Hewitt data shows new contributions continue to favor stocks, with 65.7% of employee contributions investing in equities—a slight increase from 65.6% in August.
Taking Advantage of Employer Benefits May Boost Financial Wellness
A study found that employees enrolled in more than three non-medical benefits are most likely to say they feel very secure in their lives, very confident in covering...