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VRS refuses advice to take down its equity exposure

Could letting participants choose their vendors wipe out fiduciary liability worries?

The pension-savvy CFO: A new generation of senior financial managers discovers that it pays to pay close attention to the company retirement plan

Without the active involvement of senior executives in ensuring that plans do what they are intended to do, the financial challenge posed by the demographic shifts we are...

For the first time in years, old-fashioned defined benefit plans may be coming into vogue

Shareholder resolution played no role, says IBM

Amalgamated Bank charges Sprint shareholders suffered at the hands of corporate insiders

A change in the tax code is helping small plans to think big in the DB arena, while the latest Net services take care of those little 401(k)...

Though she does not see eye to eye with organized labor on such issues as legally mandated racial and gender preferences in hiring, Secretary of Labor designee Elaine...

"Because you are faith-based doesn't mean you lose your logic"

VRS refuses advice to take down its equity exposure

A new Labor Department audit scrutinizes expenses paid for with plan assets

McKinsey does an about-face following repeal of Section 415(e)

Sponsors stand out by offering housing assistance benefits

WestAM's Richard Wohanka's singular view on how to run an asset management firm

How to prepare for MSCI's switch to free-float weighting

After two years of House and Senate nods, will Portman-Cardin finally make it?

Retired custodian and AARP officer, 64

GMAM's recipe for rationally allocating risk to active management strategies

Some employers think a dose of Six Sigma may be just what their insurers need