401(k) Investment Revolution: Private Equity, Collective Investment Trusts, and Other Alternative Assets

Thompson Hine LLP

As the investment landscape evolves, plan fiduciaries are increasingly reevaluating the investment structure of  their 401(k) lineups, including as a result of the recent proposed regulations providing guidance on the use of alternative assets in 401(k) lineups. During this session, Thompson Hine lawyers Brian Gaj and Elizabeth Vitale will examine the potential use of private equity and other alternative assets in defined contribution plans, as well as the growing role of collective investment trusts (CITs) and outsourced investment arrangements. Panelists will discuss current legal developments, fiduciary considerations, and practical implementation strategies to help attendees assess both the opportunities and the risks of expanding beyond traditional mutual fund menus.

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