Charles Schwab Lowers Trade Commissions and Index Fund Fees; Symons Capital Releases Small Cap Equity Mutual Fund; Pantheon Targets DC Plans for Private Equity Strategies; and more.
Both employers and employees remained committed to funding defined contribution plans during the year, which saw significant market swings and bouts of uncertainty.
Lincoln Financial and BlackRock Launch Variable Annuity; Vanguard Taps RS Investments to Manage Mid-Cap Growth Fund; LGIMA Releases New Scientific Beta Funds for Institutional Investors; and more.
T. Rowe Price Expands 401(k) Brokerage Services with Charles Schwab; Wilshire Launches New EVA Index Family; USAA Launches R6 Retirement Share Classes; and more.
Edward Jones is being accused by another set of plaintiffs of favoring the investments of its “preferred partners” in its 401(k) plan, enriching the firm at the expense...
The firm initially planned to halt commission-based brokerage sales to retirement accounts when the first DOL fiduciary rule deadlines arrive in 2017, but Merrill Lynch has decided to...
Among mutual fund–owning households, more households headed by Millennials than Baby Boomer households held their funds only through employer-sponsored retirement plans, the Investment Company Institute found.
Conning Launches New Suite of Risk Management Software; Advisor Partners Releases Global High Quality Dividend Yield Strategy; Jackson Square Partners Offering Mutual Funds; and more.
A new study from Strategic Insight predicts the DOL fiduciary rule will accelerate demand for institutional pricing of mutual funds sold through intermediaries.