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New Research Finds Strong Target Date Fund Retention Among Retirement Investors

New research from the Employee Benefit Research Institute and ICI found that most participants who were fully invested in Target Date Funds at year-end 2016 remained fully invested over the six-year period studied. This pattern of retention reflects the staying power of Target Date Funds and offers a closer look at how participants use them over time.

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EU Securitisation Framework Needs Stronger Reforms

ICI released a statement after the European Parliament’s ECON Committee adopted a position on the EU securitisation framework today. The committee made progress but has not yet delivered the level of reform needed to meaningfully revive Europe’s securitisation market or support the objectives of the Savings and Investments Union

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SEC Proposes Shift to Optional Semiannual Reporting

ICI released a statement regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed rule and form amendments that would allow public companies to meet interim reporting requirements through semiannual, rather than quarterly, filings under the federal securities laws.

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SEC Guidance on PEPs Will Help Small Businesses

ICI released a statement regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission Divisions of Investment Management and Corporation Finance’s staff statement on the treatment of pooled employer plans (PEPs) under federal securities laws.

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SEC Broadens Co-Investment Relief

ICI issued a statement in response to the Securities and Exchange Commission no-action letter to an asset manager on co-investment. The no-action relief will allow open-end funds serving millions of American investors to participate in co-investment transactions on a similar basis as other regulated funds.