dmb Posted August 7, 2001 Posted August 7, 2001 Does anyone know of a court case involving owners self directed accounts that made a large gain and all other employees in general fund with a loss or small gain? Were owners sued for fiduciary breach? (assuming owners are also trustees) Thanks.
Jon Chambers Posted August 7, 2001 Posted August 7, 2001 Owners can't have self-directed accounts that are not available to others, under the BRF rules. Assuming that the self-directed accounts were available to all employees, but only the owners elected to use them, I doubt you have much of a case. If self-directed accounts were not available to all employees, you may be able to argue that there were no self-directed accounts, just one big pool, and consequently gains from self-directed accounts should be shared with other employees, using the logic that the alternative is a disqualified plan. Hope this helps, Jon C. Chambers Schultz Collins Lawson Chambers, Inc. Investment Consultants
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