P&I employees were recognized by the American Society of Business Publication Editors with two regional awards.

A federal judge dismissed for a second time a lawsuit by former Microsoft Corp. employees who questioned offering a BlackRock target-date series.

Two employees of McLane Company Inc. filed a lawsuit in a Waco, Texas, federal court alleging ERISA violations.

A federal judge ruled a lawsuit by former employees against fiduciaries of a B. Braun Medical Inc. 401(k) plan may go to trial.

Participants suing TriHealth Inc. for ERISA violations in the company's 401(k) plan dropped their lawsuit, a U.S. District Court notice said.

A federal judge has again dismissed an ERISA lawsuit against Ricoh USA Inc. and its 401(k) plan fiduciaries by former plan participants over fees.

PPG Industries Inc. purchased a group annuity contract in March to transfer $309 million in U.S. pension plan liabilities to insurance companies.

A federal District Court judge ruled for a plaintiff in a seven-year old ERISA lawsuit against Verizon, setting a May 23 trial date.

A mass wave of downgrades that shocked investors as they watched Europe's top ESG designation get stripped from almost $200 billion may now be reversed.

Alcoa Corp. purchased a group annuity contract to transfer $235 million in Canadian pension plan liabilities.

Employers that match more than dollar for dollar are rare and some companies offer non-elective contributions to improve recruiting and retention.

Money managers are navigating a tricky regulatory environment in Europe as they help asset owners access ESG funds under SFDR rules.

Blackstone, other alternatives firms pursued retail investors — and now are rationing exits.

Managers build talent pipeline to go along with growth in assets.

Blackstone, KKR, Starwood and other non-traded REITs prompt investors to look for new secondary market exchanges

Former PRI CEO Fiona Reynolds predicts big money managers won't be able to serve clients on both sides of the ESG divide over the long term.

The SEC is proposing major changes to the U.S. equity markets, some of which institutional investors favor and others oppose.

An ESG backlash in Republican states is testing asset managers' political smarts, prompting them to rethink their sustainable messaging.

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that SEC charges can be challenged in U.S. District Court before the agency settles the matter in-house.

Tuning out the anti-ESG rhetoric, institutional investors globally are charging ahead with opportunities to finance a sustainable future.

Rohit Mehta will become president, CEO and a director of Horizons ETFs Management (Canada) Inc. effective May 1.

Brad Johnson was hired as head of private credit for the New Jersey Division of Investment.

Following a dreadful 2022, a number of high-growth companies are trading below the long-term average, and we're finding hidden gems among the rubble.

During the first quarter, 52 ERISA-related lawsuits were filed and/or updated. Each event represents the involved parties either reaching a settlement or filing an appeal, or a court decision was made.

A judge delivered a split decision in a 401(k) lawsuit against Packaging Corp. of America, dismissing four allegations but retaining two others.