Robert Steyer is a Reporter at Pensions & Investments, specializing in Defined Contribution. He covers a range of topics within finance, including retirement planning, asset management, and alternative investments, while also addressing legal affairs and financial markets. Robert’s work has been featured in Crain's Detroit Business, MFWire, Crain Currency, TheStreet, and Pensions & Investments.
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Based on Robert Steyer's coverage, he heavily focuses on legal and compliance issues related to finance, economy, business, and industry. His articles are primarily focused on ERISA laws, lawsuits, pension plans, retirement benefits, and 401(k) related topics.
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- Provide insights into legal policy regulations impacting financial matters such as pension plans or retirement benefits.
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- Offer expert analysis regarding the impact of government announcements in the context of ERISA laws.
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By: Robert Steyer
Every year since 2018, Congress has considered allowing 403(b) plans to offer collective investment trusts, and every year the effort fails, preventing some 10 million participants from receiving more investment choices and, often, lower fees than participants in other DC plans, retirement industry executives say.
By: Robert Steyer
Although many retirement plan participants lament not saving enough for retirement, some are missing out by leaving their jobs before being fully vested for employer matches and failing to benefit from employer matches — problems that sponsors can combat according to the TIAA Institute.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has rehired Empower for a five-year DC plan administration contract covering approximately 300,000 public employees with $16 billion assets under administration.
By: Robert Steyer
As employees strive for retirement security, they learn, much to their surprise, there can be a disconnect between hopes and reality.
By: Robert Steyer
The New Jersey Division of Investment, which handles investments for the $85.9 billion New Jersey Pension Fund, Trenton, has made five private markets commitments for up to $850 million.
By: Robert Steyer
Retirement plan sponsors are accelerating their shift to outsourced chief investment officers, driving a 400% surge in DC assets as they seek to reduce fiduciary risk, access private markets and manage growing investment complexity.
By: Robert Steyer
The New York State Teachers’ Retirement System, Albany, has announced four private markets’ commitments for $434 million, as well as a preliminary estimate of $169.8 billion in assets.
By: Robert Steyer
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By: Robert Steyer
Too many DC plan participants, especially lower-income workers, aren’t taking full advantage of employer matches, a problem that Vanguard Group says can be reduced by combining an employer contribution for everyone and a matching formula that rewards participants who contribute over several years.
By: Robert Steyer
The settlement represents the second massive MEP 401(k) settlement in the last 13 months negotiated by Schlichter Bogard.
