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A Practical Step Toward Expanding Access to Private Markets Through Regulated Funds

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Policymakers across Washington are focused on expanding access to private markets—particularly for retirement savers. The August 2025 Executive Order encouraging broader access to private market investments for 401(k) investors reflects a growing recognition that capital markets have evolved and that long-term investors should be able to participate more fully in that evolution.

How Open-End Fund Co-Investment Would Work An adviser managing both a private fund and an open-end fund could allocate a negotiated private market investment across both funds. Here’s how: The adviser...

Why This Matters for Retirement Savers If policymakers are serious about expanding private market access in defined contribution plans, open-end funds must be part of the solution. Open-end mutual...

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ICI Welcomes DOL Amicus Briefs in ERISA Lawsuits

ICI President and CEO Eric J. Pan released a statement regarding the Department of Labor’s amicus briefs in Pizarro v. The Home Depot and Johnson v. Parker-Hannifin Corporation, two significant cases pending before the US Supreme Court that address Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) disputes.

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DOL Fiduciary Duty Rule

This resource hub provides an overview of and resources related to the Department of Labor's Fiduciary Rule.