Investment Risk Assessment
We help investment committees prepare for tougher fiduciary standards by examining the impacts, strategic opportunities, and investment decision making resources they rely on.
Three reasons to get a second opinion
If you’re like most people who serve in a fiduciary capacity, you’ve relied on a recordkeeper, investment advisor, or your own committee’s selection of mutual funds for your organization’s retirement plan. But what if a second opinion could change your risk exposure and your plan’s outcomes? So when should you consider a second opinion?
- When your investment lineup exceeds the number of funds that trigger breach of fiduciary lawsuits.
- When you aren’t sure if fees paid for investments and recordkeeping services would be deemed excessive.
- When you have questions about how your investments may perform in volatile market conditions.
Knowledge breeds confidence. Learn how your investment portfolio looks through the eyes of a professional investor.
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