Our Defined Contribution Pulse Research Series explores topics ranging from how participants think about future investment decisions, what keeps them up at night, drivers of savings behavior, and more.
Our latest Defined Contribution Participant Pulse Survey gathered insights from more than 500 large-plan participants, focusing on two emerging areas: interest in private market investments and perspectives on using artificial intelligence for investing and financial decision-making.
Greg Jenkins, CFA®, Managing Director of DC Solutions, and Bill Schories, CIMA®, AIF®, CRPS®, National Sales Director – DCIO, present key findings on private markets and AI in investing.
Our latest Defined Contribution Participant Pulse Survey gathered insights from more than 500 large-plan participants, focusing on two emerging areas: interest in private market investments and perspectives on using artificial intelligence for investing and financial decision-making.
We explored how participants think and feel about various aspects of their DC plans, including what keeps them up at night, drivers of investing and savings behavior, language preferences, and retirement income.
We explored how participants think and feel about various aspects of their DC plans, including what keeps them up at night, drivers of investing and savings behavior, language preferences, and retirement income.
Participant outcomes are driven by four key tenets of DC plan management: Plan design, participant engagement, plan governance, and investment strategy.
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