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Barnett Waddingham - DC in focus: default investment strategies in 2024
Our fourth annual review of performance and trends amongst DC default investment strategies is here. The performance of these strategies is under more scrutiny than ever before and market movements in recent years have shown us just how vital it is to look beyond the headlines. We have unpacked key themes that emerged in 2024 to support discussions with your provider and deliver a better retirement for your pension scheme members.
Barnett Waddingham - Are we in the middle of a DC revolution?
The DC market has not been short of developments over recent years. On the investment side, we have seen a clear trend - providers are reviewing their investment solutions more frequently and shouting about their latest developments. But do these announcements point to a noisy revolution in the DC market? Are they moving the dial in terms of improving member outcomes? These are critical questions across the DC market.
Barnett Waddingham - DC Governed Default Investment Strategy Insights 2024 | Barnett Waddingham
In our third year of producing this annual report, we have revisited key themes of previous years including relative performance of DC Governed Default solutions and the shift toward more growth-seeking assets. This year we also explore prevailing trends such as the rise of private markets and at-retirement offerings while delving deeper into the different approaches providers take to their asset allocations, currency hedging and active management.
Movant Beware: No Right of Action Under HIPAA, and No Class-Cert Absent Notice
The Sixth Circuit has joined other circuits in unanimously holding that HIPAA creates no private right of action. That was the easy part. The panel divided 2-1 in ruling that a Tennessee statute likewise provides no remedy for patients allegedly overcharged by Ciox, a medical-records company. But Faber v. Ciox Health wasn’t a complete blowout: the court flagged Ciox’s attempt to spike the football by requiring a remand for classwide notice that…the class members lost.
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