Tag: defined benefit retirement plans

NFP names Greene president of benefits unit; CFP Board appoints Boersen as chair; Carter joins Sanctuary Wealth; and more.

Many corporate pension fund leaders are re-evaluating their liability-driven managers and allocations.

A pension participant in Florida is suing after his benefits were allegedly reduced.

IBM’s decision to unfreeze its pension is a ‘strong endorsement’ of plan sponsors operating parallel defined contribution and defined benefit...

The American multinational technology company is pulling its traditional 401(k) company match in favor of a company retirement account contribution...

Research from the MissionSquare Research Institute shows that with defined benefit pensions not providing enough for full retirement, plan design...

Parties continue to argue about the plaintiffs’ standing as three New York City public-employee pension funds seek to have the...

Many industry experts believe there is a need for an ‘ERISA 2.0’ that includes a stronger framework for universal coverage,...

Lawyers for the plaintiff, a third-party administrator, alleged identical claims against each defendant.

The majority of plan sponsors with the goal of mitigating pension plan risks are looking to fully divest their company’s...

Plaintiffs seek to add former U.S. Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia to their legal team.

A law firm has sued four defined pension plans over the last six weeks alleging fiduciaries violated ERISA and shortchanged...

A former strategic relationship manager at Voya has rejoined the New York City asset manager and recordkeeper.

Principal Asset Management appointed a CIO and global head of equities and Mercer named a leader for its US outsourced...

The former director of academic information resources at Howard University has sued the higher education institution, employees’ pension plan and...

Principal names Goosay managing director of global fixed income; Voya Financial Promotes Thompson; RPAG appoints head of business development; and...

Attorneys for the funds argue in their motion that the complaint is ‘wasting the court’s time.’

Parise had been the asset manager’s practice lead for public retirement funds and Taft-Hartley DC plan business.

CalPERS names Teykaerts executive director; SageView hires Sarah Parker as plan consultant; SWBC Retirement brings on new investment adviser; and...

The lack of access for private sector workers to a retirement savings plan is likely to cost the federal government...