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DC’s Fiduciary Pulse
To help them protect defined contribution retirement plans, independent ERISA attorneys like those at Groom Law Group keep a finger on the pulse of policy developments in Washington D.C.
Corporate Roundup: Carson Group Adds $5 Billion RIA, Waverly Advisors Acquires Silicon Hills
The Carson Group announces equity partnership with Northwest Capital Management, Waverly Advisors acquires Silicon Hills Wealth Management, and more
Most Brits Believe UK Retirement Age Should Be Lowered: Survey
As France’s retirement age rises from 62 to 64, Brits want age lowered from 66
Corporate Roundup: New Mylo and Mercer Products, UBS Announces NYC Addition
Prudential Advisors incorporates annuities, Mercer adds another strategic investor, and more
3 More States Advance Auto-IRA Programs
Pennsylvania, Vermont and Nevada join growing ranks of states enacting state-run auto-IRA programs for those lacking access to workplace retirement plans
Exploring the Mid-Cap Market with Invesco’s Justin Livengood
Justin Livengood makes the argument for why mid-caps as an asset class belong in a properly diversified defined contribution plan investment menu, and explains why most 401(k) participants are probably not aware of just how overly exposed they are right now to just a handful of the biggest companies.
Retirement Savings Gap Could Create $1.3 Trillion Burden by 2040
New research from Pew finds Americans’ insufficient retirement savings could add a huge strain to state and federal budgets if the issue is not addressed
CAMRADATA Highlights IWD with New Podcast
International Women’s Day podcast explores diversity and women’s progress in the asset management industry with leading voices.
ForUsAll to Offer 401(k) Crypto Investments Via CoinDesk Indices
With younger workers in mind, deal creates the first index-based digital asset offering available on a 401(k) platform in the U.S.
SECURE 2.0: More ‘Impactful’ Stuff Plan Sponsors Don’t Need; Didn’t Ask For
This op-ed by Jack Towarnicky argues Congress is largely focused on the wrong issues with the massive new retirement reform legislation package