Robert Steyer is a Reporter at Pensions & Investments, where he focuses on Defined Contribution and covers a range of topics within finance and investment. His reporting spans themes such as financial markets, alternative investments, and energy policy, reflecting his expertise in both the economic and environmental sectors. 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.
To effectively reach out to him for potential collaboration or as a source of information:
- Provide insights into legal policy regulations impacting financial matters such as pension plans or retirement benefits.
- If you have expertise in ERISA laws or can offer commentary on recent lawsuits related to financial institutions or pensions management companies.
- Offer expert analysis regarding the impact of government announcements in the context of ERISA laws.
Although his geographic focus is not specified but given that he covers US-based entities like New York State Common and Oregon & New York pension plans it would be beneficial if your pitch relates directly to US-centric legal developments concerning finance and retirement planning.
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By: Jesse Pound
Consumer groups, former DOL executives and lawyers' groups have asked the Supreme Court to reject a “meaningful benchmark” standard they say blocks legitimate lawsuits over excessive fees and poor investments — setting up a showdown over whether courts can require apples-to-apples comparisons before allowing ERISA cases to proceed.
By: Robert Steyer
The pension fund delivered strong results “despite economic uncertainty, persistent inflation and turbulence out of Washington,” Thomas P. DiNapoli said in a news release accompanying the financial data.
By: Robert Steyer
A digital assets bill faces an August deadline that could determine whether the crypto industry gets the regulatory clarity it's sought for years — an inflection point that some say is the key to fully unlocking institutional demand for the asset class.
By: Robert Steyer
Florida State Board of Administration, Tallahassee, announced $2.1 billion in manager hires commitments completed during the first quarter in a new managers report posted on its website.
By: Robert Steyer
Nashville (Tenn.) & Davidson County Metropolitan Government Employee Benefit Trust Fund committed a total of up to $95 million to private equity and private credit funds.
By: Robert Steyer
Supporting a diverse coalition of multiemployer plan executives, accounting firms, consumer groups and the PBGC, the U.S. Supreme Court has endorsed flexibility for MEPs’ calculations of payments charged to employers who exit underfunded plans.
By: Robert Steyer
New York State Common Retirement Fund, Albany, made nine private markets commitments totaling $1.49 billion in March,
By: Lydia Tomkiw
The Maine Public Employees Retirement System, Augusta, has made a pair of alternative investments commitments for up to $30 million, a spokeswoman for the $21.95 billion pension system confirmed.
By: Lydia Tomkiw
New York State reduced the retirement age for public school teachers and increased overtime caps for many public employees under pension changes in the new $269 billion state budget — moves that supporters praised as timely help and fiscal watchdogs criticized as a waste of money.
