Tag: outsourced chief investment officer

April 11th, 2018

OCIO Model Can Improve Outcomes for DB and DC Plans

The benefits of an outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) can lead to cost savings and improved returns.

Client Service December 7th, 2017

For the $5 million to $500 million DC plan market, advisers and consultants offering 3(38) discretionary investment advice are more common.

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An Interview with Kathleen Beichert, Head of Retirement, OppenheimerFunds

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An Interview with Bill Harmon, President of Retirement Corporate Markets, Voya Financial

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An interview with David Musto, President, and Bob Guillocheau, Chairman & CEO at Ascensus.

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An Interview with Kathleen Beichert, Head of Retirement, OppenheimerFunds

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An interview with David Musto, President, and Bob Guillocheau, Chairman & CEO at Ascensus.

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An Interview with Bill Harmon, President of Retirement Corporate Markets, Voya Financial

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An interview with Ryan Tiernan, Vice President of National Accounts at American Funds

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An interview with Steve Christenson, EVP at Ascensus

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An interview with Kathleen Beichert, Head of Retirement, OppenheimerFunds

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An interview with Ryan Tiernan, Vice President of National Accounts at American Funds

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An interview with Ryan Tiernan, Vice President of National Accounts at American Funds

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An interview with Steve Christenson, EVP at Ascensus

Friday, the Dow closed 86.52 points (0.32%) higher at 26,743.50, the NASDAQ fell by 42.38 points (0.51%) to close at 7,986.96, and the S&P 500 lost 1.08 points (0.04%) to finish at 2,929.67. The Russell 2000 lost 7.87 points (0.46%) to finish at 1,712.32, and the Wilshire 5000 dropped by 38.29 points (0.13%) to end at 30,424.00. The price of the 10-year Treasury bond remained flat, with its yield staying at 3.064%, and the price of the 30-year Treasury bond fell by 3/32, increasing its yield to 3.202%. WEEK’S WORTH: For the week ending September 21, the Dow increased by 2.25%, the NASDAQ fell by 0.28%, and the S&P 500 rose by 0.84%. The Russell 2000 dropped by 0.54%, and the Wilshire 5000 rose by 4.29%.

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