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Market insight from year-end 2019 SFCRs: Sample of life insurers based in Luxembourg
Market insight from year-end 2019 SFCRs: A sample of life insurers based in Luxembourg
Multiemployer Review: Balance forward defined contribution plan challenges in turbulent times
By John Donohue and Thomas M. Carrabine
13 May 2020
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the recent economic downturn has had a significant impact for many participants’ retirement accounts. The downturn in the stock market has left defined contribution (DC) plans that only value participant accounts on a daily basis in a predicament based on how and when they pay distributions to their participants. This article provides an overview of the distribution process and why now may be a good time for trustees to consider moving the DC plans to a daily valued environment.
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Multiemployer Review: Balance forward defined contribution plan challenges in turbulent times
This article provides an overview of the distribution process and why now may be a good time for trustees to consider moving the defined contribution plans to a daily valued environment.
John Donohue, Thomas Carrabine
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