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Recordkeepers: Blackouts Can be Shorter

December 10, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - As controversy continues brewing about the three-week trading blackout imposed in Enron's 401(k) plan, several prominent retirement-plan recordkeepers say such a trading ban...
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Stock Options Piling Up

October 22, 2000 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Large employers are setting aside more stock than ever for equity-based incentive plans, pushing the "overhang" rate - shares set aside for future...
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Securian Expands into Trust Services

October 10, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Securian Financial Group, a subsidiary of Minnesota Mutual Co, plans to acquire the trust and investment services division of Midway National Bank of...
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New Bill Aims To Give SEC More Power

October 10, 2001(PLANSPONSOR.com) - House Financial Services Committee Chairman Michael Oxley (R-Ohio) introduced a bill giving the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) more power in the face of...
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CalSTRS Realigns Portfolio Targets

October 10, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - The investment committee of the California State Teachers' Retirement System has made some changes to its target asset allocation, which is reviewed once...
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Fayez Sarofim Says "No Sale"

September 22, 2000 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Houston-based institutional money manager Fayez Sarofim has taken itself off the block, pulling out of a potential deal with a European acquirer, people...
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Oppenheimer Snags Tremont

July 10, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Oppenheimer Acquisition Corp., parent company of OppenheimerFunds, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Tremont Advisers, an investment services provider specializing in hedge...
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Few Minorities Named CFO

May 10, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - The rise of minorities to top finance positions has been very slow, according to a survey of US corporations.
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Few CEOs Forecast Recession

May 10, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - While most chief executives of US companies see slow growth in 2001, only 11% see a recession on the horizon, a survey finds.