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Transition management firms confront Darwinian challenges

Public sector plan sponsors confront participation challenges

SEC scrutinizes securities lending transactions

Steven L. Karraker, Michael A. Karraker, and Christopher M. Karraker v. Rent-A-Center, Inc., J. Ernest Tally, and Associated Personnel Technicians

Congress returns from recess with a plethora of pension reforms

As enrollment season nears, plan sponsors still are waiting for clarity on deferred compensation rules

DoL tightens reporting rules for Taft-Hartley plans, service providers

Help for fiduciaries in monitoring those investment menus

United Methodist Church offers managed accounts to DC participants

Pre-mixed offerings ease participant concerns, but what do they mean for plan sponsors?

On August 1, 2005, the Federal Thrift Savings Plan introduced TSP Lifecycle Funds to its 3.4 million participants. There are five so-called "L" funds tailored to retirement dates...

We all know that one of the hardest decisions for many plan participants is choosing how to invest their retirement savings

Managed account options proliferate, but concerns linger

SEC and DoL examine consultant conflicts

The monitoring of lifestyle options

Georgia firm shores up compliance efforts with new toolset

Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPPs) are another form of equity-based compensation that have proven to be popular at firms with a strong ownership culture. ESPPs, which can facilitate...

Stock plan administration boldly enters a new phase

Whether it is better to receive options or restricted stock depends primarily on two things: first, how the company's stock performs after the options or restricted shares are...

FASB rule change sets off quest for a better valuation model