Robert Steyer is a Reporter at Pensions & Investments, covering Defined Contribution. His work focuses on various aspects of finance, including retirement planning, alternative investments, and asset management, often delving into topics related to investment strategies and wealth management. Robert's insights have 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.
- 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: Robert Steyer
Enacted with a desire to protect retirement savings and address emergency financial needs, Pension-Linked Emergency Savings Accounts have had little consumer takeup due to cumbersome rules, other emergency savings plans not connected to retirement plans and financial restrictions.
By: Robert Steyer
A federal appeals court in Atlanta has rejected an ERISA lawsuit defense by Royal Caribbean Cruises, exacerbating disagreements between appeals courts over a contentious issue with nationwide implications for which the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in early October.
By: Robert Steyer
Hidden behind the headlines of seven-figure and eight-figure settlements lie other ERISA settlement terms which can have a greater impact on employees’ retirement security than the fistful of dollars meted out to participants.
By: Robert Steyer
The prohibition against cross-selling, without permission by a sponsor or participants, has become a niche legal strategy.
By: Robert Steyer
The Hoosier START program cut its China investments by replacing a broad-based international equity collective investment trust with a similar CIT that excludes China and Hong Kong.
By: Robert Steyer
The New York State Common Retirement Fund, Albany, made private markets commitments of $2.01 billion in June.
By: Robert Steyer
Public sector employees in defined contribution plans save less than their private-sector DC plan participants, a gap that sponsors must address via more employer matches, less investment menu confusion and greater encouragement for professional advice.
By: Robert Steyer
The New Hampshire Retirement System, Concord, continues restructuring its U.S. equity portfolio to improve performance and reduce tracking error by transferring $1 billion to Acadian Asset Management from BlackRock for a revised equity index strategy.
By: Robert Steyer
Although health savings account investment assets are increasing, most participants still don’t invest — illustrating the need for more education about HSA’s triple tax advantages.
By: Robert Steyer
Trustees of the $23.1 billion Maine Public Employees Retirement System, Augusta, announced a series of alternative investment commitments for up to $890 million.
