Fiduciary

Trump’s Pension Policy
Retirement Plans

Trump’s Pension Policy

If Trump shelves the new fiduciary rule, brokers might seek out deals that pay them best, rather than act in the best interests of sponsors and employees.
By Rob Massa | December 9, 2016
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Finance Roundup for Executives
Corporate Finance

Finance Roundup for Executives

Be informed, get involved, and shape the world through finance.
By Kerry Maruna | March 9, 2016
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Is Your Company’s Retirement Plan Fine, or About to Be Fined?
Retirement Plans

Is Your Company’s Retirement Plan Fine, or About to Be Fined?

CFOs aren't as concerned about fiduciary liability as they should be.
By Francesca Federico | March 8, 2016
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High Court Sides With Workers in ERISA Case
Risk & Compliance

High Court Sides With Workers in ERISA Case

The Supreme Court makes it easier for pension plan participants to sue sponsors over imprudent investments.
By Matthew Heller | May 19, 2015
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High Court to Hear ERISA Fiduciary Breach Case
Retirement Plans

High Court to Hear ERISA Fiduciary Breach Case

The Supreme Court agrees to consider the case of Edison International employees who claim the company provided "imprudent plan investments."
By Matthew Heller | October 2, 2014
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When Pensions Change Hands
Human Capital & Careers

When Pensions Change Hands

Integrating 401(k) plans after a merger can raise tricky fiduciary issues.
By Robert Stowe England | August 1, 1999
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Empowered Employees
Human Capital & Careers

Empowered Employees

401(k) participants want it all, including quick enrollment and individualized data.
By Jeannie Mandelker | April 1, 1999
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Shallow Harbor
Investment Banking

Shallow Harbor

Is federal protection from fiduciary liability deep enough for sponsors to weather a market downturn?
By Robert Stowe England | August 1, 1998
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