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Re-Examining the Advisor-Recordkeeper Relationship: What Every Plan Sponsor Needs to Know
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Re-Examining the Advisor-Recordkeeper Relationship: What Every Plan Sponsor Needs to Know

The retirement plan provider landscape has shifted. Recordkeepers are no longer just administrators, they're expanding into managed accounts, rollovers, financial wellness, and wealth management services that increasingly overlap with the traditional advisor role. While often framed as "co-opetition," these relationships can quietly erode advisor independence and drive higher participant costs.

When Finance Eats Function: Private Equity, Fiduciary Advice, and the Risk to 401(k) Outcomes
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When Finance Eats Function: Private Equity, Fiduciary Advice, and the Risk to 401(k) Outcomes

Private equity's influence on service sectors from emergency response to healthcare has revealed a troubling pattern: quality can suffer when profit extraction takes precedence. Download this guide to learn more about how private equity is reshaping the retirement advisory landscape, the risks to participant outcomes, and the steps prudent sponsors and committees can take to stay vigilant and demand transparency.

2025 Regulatory Update
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2025 Regulatory Update

Multnomah Group's annual Regulatory Update provides an overview of current legal and legislative events impacting the retirement plan and investment industry.

Webinar Recording: 2025 Regulatory Update
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Webinar Recording: 2025 Regulatory Update

As retirement plan sponsors continue to navigate a dynamic regulatory landscape, staying informed is more important than ever. During this webinar, our team breaks down the key developments shaping retirement plan governance in 2025.

Webinar Recording: Smarter Retirement Planning for Public Sector
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Webinar Recording: Smarter Retirement Planning for Public Sector

Managing a public sector 401(a) and 457(b) deferred compensation plan comes with unique challenges, requiring administrators to balance fiduciary responsibility, cost efficiency, and participant needs. DC plans can play a critical role in the overall employee benefit offering, but require oversight of both costs and services.

Webinar Recording: Navigating DOL Retirement Plan Audits
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Webinar Recording: Navigating DOL Retirement Plan Audits

Watch as Bri Swift, Littler ERISA attorney and former DOL/EBSA investigator, Angel L. Garrett, Littler ERISA attorney, and Erik Daley, managing principal for Multnomah Group, present an insightful examination of Department of Labor retirement plan audits. This comprehensive webinar walks you through the DOL examination process, providing insider perspectives on how audits are conducted and practical guidance for before, during and after an examination. Additionally, attendees will gain forward-looking insights into potential regulatory shifts under new DOL leadership. This session offers essential knowledge for employee benefits counsel, plan sponsors and plan fiduciaries responsible for ERISA compliance and retirement plan management.