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Corporate Roundup: ERISA Turns 50, T. Rowe Price Launches Framework
In this week's corporate roundup, ERISA celebrates 50 years, while T. Rowe Price introduces latest framework in evaluating retirement income features, Ascensus names new RVP, and more
June 21, 2024
Groups Urge Supreme Court Review of Ninth Circuit Ruling That Could Explode ‘Frivolous’ ERISA Litigation
ERIC, American Benefits Council and SPARK Institute among those filing amicus brief saying allowing decision to stand would redefine prohibited transactions
May 13, 2024
$61 Million Settlement Finalized in GE ERISA Case
Final approval announced today marks largest settlement ever in an ERISA case alleging a retirement plan improperly offered proprietary funds
March 8, 2024
Key Action Points for Advisors to Consider Ahead of Final Fiduciary Rule
As the industry expects to see more ERISA fiduciaries enter the market in 2024, panelists at the VCI Industry Leaders Summit touch on next steps for advisors to review
February 5, 2024
DOL Issues Rule Amending PTE Filing, Processing Procedures
Amendments address changes in application review processes since 2011
January 23, 2024
7 Key Takeaways from 2023 Excess Fee and Performance Litigation
Euclid Fiduciary’s Daniel Aronowitz recently released his annual report on ERISA class action litigation
January 16, 2024
Fiduciary Rule Comment Letters Flood in to DOL as Deadline Passes
Many organizations call for the proposed rule to be withdrawn in its entirety
January 4, 2024
Tyson Foods Latest Target of Excessive 401(k) Fee Lawsuit
Suit filed in federal court alleges ERISA fiduciary breaches relating to overpaying for recordkeeping fees in $3.2 billion plan with 67,000 participants
December 1, 2023
ERISA at 50: Retirement Industry Converging to Celebrate in 2024
Nine associations announce Symposium and Gala Sept. 12 in Washington D.C. to commemorate 50 years of the landmark retirement legislation
November 30, 2023
IRI’s Jason Berkowitz: Why Biden’s Fiduciary Rule Gets it Wrong
The American Retirement Association approves the Department of Labor's latest ERISA fiduciary definition update, while insurers dispute its necessity, labeling it a regulatory overreach on investment advice. Jason Berkowitz from the Insured Retirement Institute outlines significant issues with the proposed ERISA changes, critiquing both the policy and President Biden's recent statements on the retirement sector. Berkowitz examines the five-part test and Prohibited Transaction Exemptions' effects on ERISA fiduciaries, reflecting the lifetime income industry's regulatory stance.
November 6, 2023