Margarida Correia

Reporter, Defined Contribution Plans

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Margarida Correia is a reporter covering the defined contribution market. Before joining P&I in 2018, she was a reporter with Bank Investment Consultant, On Wall Street and Financial Planning, three SourceMedia publications that focused on wealth management and investment advice.

Ms. Correia holds a master’s degree in business journalism as well as an MBA from the City University of New York’s Baruch College. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in Spanish from Georgetown University.

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Daniel Yem joined J.P. Morgan Asset Management as a senior investment specialist for business and product strategy in the DC business.
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The few plan sponsors adding ESG investments to their menus are seeing little, if any, participant uptake, advisers say.
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Charles Nielsen was named chief investment officer for the Mississippi Public Employees' Retirement System, replacing Robert Clark.
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OneDigital Investment Advisors adds TimeScale to its stable

OneDigital Investment Advisors has acquired registered investment adviser firm TimeScale Financial.
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Vermont highlights DB/DC split in public plans

Vermont has resisted a bid to add a defined contribution plan as an alternative to the state's pension plans for teachers and state employees.
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Envestnet buys digital plan marketplace 401kplans.com

Financial technology company Envestnet acquired 401kplans.com, citing its commitment to the retirement plan industry.
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Oklahoma Public Employees switches to Vanguard CITs from its target-date funds

Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System replaced Vanguard Group's target-date funds with the firm's corresponding CITs.
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DENSO faces lawsuit from 3 ex-401(k) plan participants

Three individuals filed a federal lawsuit against DENSO International America, claiming its 401(k) plan charged excessive fees.
Manulife chooses new global head of retirement

Aimee DeCamillo joined Manulife Investment Management as global head of retirement.
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DC plans not using DEI data for investment decisions – T. Rowe Price

Most plan sponsors are using DEI data from managers to satisfy basic due diligence rather than drive investment decisions, a study showed.
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More awareness, bigger tax relief sought for saver's credit

Lawmakers are doubling down on efforts to get low- and middle-income workers to take advantage of the saver's tax credit.
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Vermont lawmakers unanimously override pension reform veto

Vermont legislators unanimously overrode Gov. Phil Scott's veto of a bill to shore up the state's pension funds for teachers and state employees.