Regulation
DOL Proposal Will Chill ESG Corporate Pension Investing, Advocates Say
The proposed federal rule takes a dim view of sustainable investing that’s not focused solely on returns.
Tag: United States Department of Labor (DOL)
Market Moves
Don’t Get All Excited by the Green Light for PE in 401(k)s
Private equity isn’t always a market beater and charges high fees. Besides, it’ll be confined to larger investment pools, like target-date funds, which limits its impact.
Alden Global Capital in Pension Pickle with Department of Labor
Investigation of the hedge fund’s media dealings could cause cracks in Gannett deal.
Pensions in Critical Status Fewest in Decade
The number of multiemployer pensions in critical status has fallen for the sixth straight year.
Responsibly Handling a DOL Investigation – A Primer for CIOs
During an investigation, DOL typically focuses on a core set of issues.
Treasury Approves Benefits Cuts for United Furniture Workers Pension Fund
Pension becomes only the second fund to be approved for cuts under Klein-Miller.