The Standard Offers DCIO Reporting
Access Data, a Broadridge company, will provide DCIO reporting through The Standard’s retirement recordkeeping platform. Starting in the first quarter of 2014, DCIO reports will be available to The Standard’s fund partners through an Internet portal designed to provide access to asset, trading and sales information at the plan level.
The DCIO reporting portal gives fund firms offering products on The Standard recordkeeping platform enhanced visibility into sales activity across retirement plans, as well as a deeper understanding of the advisers selling those plans, according to a statement from Broadridge.
The portal also helps increase transparency and provides mutual funds with deeper insight into the adviser-driven retirement market accessed through The Standard and other independent recordkeeping platforms that partner with distributors—especially those offering turnkey retirement solutions for small and medium-sized defined contribution plans.
Dan Hall, vice president of retirement plan sales for The Standard, says his firm will leverage Access Data’s technology expertise to provide better sales information to fund partners and help accelerate the growth of The Standard’s adviser-sold plan business.
Access Data is a provider of data management and reporting services for fund firms. The firm provides insurance and retirement-related financial products and services.
More information is available at www.standard.com.