Retirement Industry Prepares for Trump Policies
Experts weigh in on the lasting effects President Donald Trump’s cabinet—and the Republican-controlled Congress—could have on the retirement planning industry.
Experts weigh in on the lasting effects President Donald Trump’s cabinet—and the Republican-controlled Congress—could have on the retirement planning industry.
Cerulli suggests the recent increase in interest rates following the election has sparked renewed interest in pension de-risking and liability-driven investing among institutional investors.
Including private equity into the asset class mix of a DC plan participant’s TDF could generate additional savings of $484,168, according to a new study.
Experts ask whether plan sponsors will move towards impact investing in 2017.
Moving into the New Year, plan sponsors may want to keep an eye on ESG funds, as they have seen substantial growth this year.
Glide paths, investment management style and fees are all crucial to TDF selection in a changing market.
Populism is challenging globalism and creating new tail risks; concerns about low growth are giving way to concerns about inflation.
“If they are choosing a passive investment option simply because it is less work for them, this is not in line with the spirit of ERISA,” says Jessica...
Fidelity finds the top concerns for institutional investors are the low-return environment and market volatility.