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Here are the photos of the people who attended Money Management Executive's 2011 NOVA Awards presentation -- and the 2011 NOVA Awards winners. Below, see Doug Chittendon, President of TIAA-CREF, accepting the Innovation in Customer Experience Platinum Award from SourceMedia EVP and Managing Director Bruce Morris. For the complete slide show, click here.

Great-West Retirement Services has launched a marketing campaign this week to participate in the National Save for Retirement Week.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has designated the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority as the agency to develop and maintain the system for hedge fund advisors to to receive new registration forms for hedge fund advisers and established a filing fee of $150.

Vanguard announced that the small 401(k) plan service that it introduced last month for plans of up to $20 million in assets under management has been receiving a great deal of interest, particularly the platform’s concentration on low-cost index and target-date funds, and its “all-in” plan fees that include investment, recordkeeping and administration costs.

Ashmore Investment Management, an emerging markets specialist headquartered in London, has introduced the Emerging Markets Small Cap Equity Fund.

Congress is currently considering a bill that would permit 401(k) investors in danger of losing their primary home to foreclosure to use up to $50,000 or 50% of the balance, whichever is less, to prevent that from happening.

EDGAR Online Inc., a global provider of XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) software, services and data, reports that it experienced a 280% year-over-year increase in XBRL filings in the third quarter.

Ashmore Investment Management, an emerging markets specialist headquartered in London, has introduced the Emerging Markets Small Cap Equity Fund.

The SEC has designated FINRA as the agency to develop and maintain the registration system for hedge fund advisors.

Congress is currently considering a bill that would permit 401(k) investors in danger of losing their primary home to foreclosure to use up to $50,000 or 50% of the balance, whichever is less, to prevent that from happening.