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
Health savings accounts have made advances to become more attractive to participants by reducing fees, fortifying investment lineups and adding best practices, but there is always room for improvement, according to Morningstar’s latest annual review of the industry.
By: Robert Steyer
Two contentious plan management issues - class action certification and arbitration - that have tormented the DC industry are packed into a single case now before the Supreme Court which, ERISA attorneys say, has the opportunity to provide uniform legal guidance and address a contested area of retirement law.
By: Robert Steyer
New York State Deferred Compensation Plan, Albany, is seeking managers to run an active intermediate core fixed income mandate and an active short duration fixed income mandate, both of which are underlying investments in the plan’s $8.5 billion stable value fund.
By: Robert Steyer
The private credit portfolio suffered from business development companies’ redemptions and a software-sector drawdown, according to a report by the state Division of Investment.
By: Robert Steyer
The New Jersey Division of Investment has made two private markets commitments for up to $400 million
By: Robert Steyer
New Hampshire Retirement System's board approved two private equity commitments totaling up to $125 million, including a new relationship with Audax Management.
By: Robert Steyer
The New York State Teachers’ Retirement System, Albany, has made eight private markets commitments for up to $1.58 billion, the system’s governing board announced Oct. 29 at its quarterly meeting.
By: Robert Steyer
Married retirees have fought for years in federal court against what they allege are employers’ shortchanging their payments by using outdated mortality data.
By: Robert Steyer
Iris Zhao-Fiorello has been hired as head of private equity and Neil Madsen has been hired head of real estate for the New Jersey Division of Investment, which handles investments for the $87.3 billion New Jersey Pension Fund, Trenton.
By: Robert Steyer
Later this year, Vanguard Group plans to offer a new target-date series with a more pronounced allocation to equity in its glidepath not only for younger investors but also for near retirees and retirees, continuing an industrywide trend.
