PLANSPONSOR Magazine

COVER

Blending Risk and Return

After the derivatives debacles of the last year and
an half, many plan sponsors are adding new portfolio
evaluation software that combines risk measurement with
return analysis.

Feature |January 1996

No Loss-Leader

Why technology, competition may change pricing for recordkeeping services
(k)Plans |January 1996

Going On-line

DC plans see the Internet as a communications tool and cost-saver
Asset Mix |January 1996

International Investments

Frank Russell, Nomura launch new indices to dissect Japanese equity markets
Running the Fund |January 1996

Why In-House Asset Management Still Makes Sense

In-house asset management is a fading fashion at most pension funds. But increasing disenchantment with outside active managers' performance-and fees-is leading some large plans to buck the trend.
Running the Fund |January 1996

Returns-Based Analysis

New software helps sponsors determine managers' true style
Letter of the Law |January 1996

Double Whammy

Self-insured ERISA health plans are not exempt from state insurance laws, an appeals court says in the Travelers case.
Table of Contents |January 1996

Giving Good Weight

Gold makes a comeback, as a diversifier for international portfolios