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[Guidance Overview]
Asset Management Functions by Two Members of a Controlled Group Could Violate ERISA
"A violation of the fiduciary rules of ERISA Sec. 406(b) and the party-in-interest rules of ERISA Sec. 3(14) should be determined by all of the relevant facts and circumstances when common ownership and control relationships are concerned the Department of Labor said in Advisory Opinion 2011-06A, issued on Feb. 4, 2011."
(Wolters Kluwer)
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Changes to the 401(k) Match Could Increase Employee Participation
"Unlike the historical 50 percent-of-6 percent, there doesn't seem to be any preferred percentage for the revised match. An employer could achieve the same 3 percent net match in a theoretically infinite number of ways - 20 percent of the first 15 percent of salary, 37.5 percent of the first 8 percent, 25 percent of the first 12 percent, and so on."
(Institutional Investor Magazine via emii.com)
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Gender Split Found in Asset Allocation Fund Choice
"MassMutual's Retirement Services Division has released data for the fourth quarter 2010 indicating that female participants in retirement plans administered by MassMutual have been shifting an increasing percentage of their retirement savings into asset allocation investments in general (target-date or risked-based options), but are favoring target-date options."
(PLANSPONSOR.COM)
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Benefits in General; Executive Compensation
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[Guidance Overview]
Dodd-Frank Act Say-on-Pay: The SEC's Final Rules
"Because of the limited ability to avoid the separate say-on-parachutes vote by providing the Item 402(t) disclosure in a proxy statement that provides a say-on-pay vote, not many companies are expected to include the golden parachute compensation disclosure in annual meeting proxy statements."
(The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. via Ballard Spahr LLP)
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Press Releases
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