The suit had charged the Navy defense contractor with selecting mutual funds with an average expense ratio of 0.81% when funds costing 0.41% were available.
In addition to a $14 million payment, the defendants agreed to retain an independent third-party investment consultant to review investment options in the plan, among other things.
State Street Global Advisers CIO announces retirement; John Hancock Retirement selects CEO for retirement and recordkeeping business; Morningstar selects managing director; and more.
Aon says its newly revealed plan to sell its U.S. retirement business to Aquiline Partners is in part meant to address antitrust concerns related to its own merger...
The Supreme Court’s review could answer the question of what qualifies as a plausible claim for relief in DC plan excessive investment and recordkeeping fee suits.
Helping DC plan participants create retirement income starts with the savings experience and includes using technology to offer customization opportunities, as well as non-guaranteed and guaranteed investments.
T. Rowe Price announces fee reductions on TDFs and trusts; ICMA-RC details new updates to its managed accounts platform; Northern Trust updates workflow tool; and more.
Court documents did not specify the status of negotiations with defendant Lowe’s Cos., but claims against Aon Hewitt Investment Consulting will move forward.
The complaint alleges that many of the funds offered by State Street in its staff retirement plan were selected and retained because the defendants benefited financially from their...