The Segal Co. is leaving the record-keeping business after 15 years. It provides service to 100 defined contribution plans. The decision is part of a move to consolidate defined contribution services into one department that focuses on consulting. Segal will coordinate services with its investment consulting subsidiary Segal Advisors, creating a ``soup-to-nuts'' approach called DC-Connect, said Robert Liberto, corporate vice president.
The Segal Co. is leaving the record-keeping business after 15 years...
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