Summary Judgement Favors Goldman Sachs in ERISA Lawsuit
A federal judge rules that Goldman Sachs did not violate ERISA by offering proprietary mutual funds as options for its retirement plans.
A federal judge rules that Goldman Sachs did not violate ERISA by offering proprietary mutual funds as options for its retirement plans.
Former Community Bank head Carrie Tolstedt has also been charged by the regulator.
Judge rules that offering employees only proprietary funds does not violate ERISA.
Police and firefighter pension alleges advisor failed to warn of deferred retirement risks.
Optimum Retirement Benefits Plan's Gordon Craig is being investigated by organized crime unit.
Attevo Inc.’s Charles Snyder allegedly used funds to support ‘lavish lifestyle.’
Arun Muralidhar shares his thoughts on how corporate pension CIOs can dodge litigation.
During an investigation, DOL typically focuses on a core set of issues.
Tennessee fund accuses trustee of committing ‘systemic nondisclosures.’
James Ramsey, four others are accused of enriching themselves while depleting the endowment.
Retirement association says enacting lower tier of benefits would be illegal.
Ruling: Northern Trust’s change in payout formula not an illegal reduction in accrued benefits.