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Sponsors of 401(k) plans are determined to get their plans back on track in 2010 to avoid future market pitfalls, starting by taking a hard look at investment offerings and fees, Callan Associates found in its 2010 Defined Contribution Trends Survey.
January 12 -
The advisors allegedly overstated the value of two hedge funds by as much as $160 million.
January 12 -
Two million-dollar plus teams from UBS have made the leap.
January 12 -
Societe Generale’s U.S. savings and investment retirement plan has selected Putnam Investments to manage its $220 million defined contribution plan.
January 12 -
The repeal of the tax has set up an interesting social experiment.
January 12 -
Seven groups representing state securities regulators, investors, and investment advisers are urging leaders of the Senate Banking Committee not to water down language in its draft financial regulatory reform legislation that would require every individual that provides investment advice to be held to a fiduciary duty under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.
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N.Y. attorney general requests data on compensation practices at eight banks that received Tarp funds
January 12 -
Tax-time loans, already an embattled product, now face even more regulatory scrutiny and not just from the traditional banking agencies.
January 12 -
A bank spokesman said the SEC did not find that any specific individual had intentionally misguided investors. So the new charges, if approved by U.S. District Court Judge Rakoff, will be for negligence instead of fraud, the spokesman said.
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The 51-year-old man who shot and killed three people, injured another five and then committed suicide in St. Louis last Thursday at an ABB Power manufacturing plant where he had worked was one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against ABB and Fidelity over 401(k) fees.
January 11