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This content is from: Opinion The Department of Labor Is Attacking Sustainable Investments — And Harming Plan Participants A proposal from the DOL seeks to block 401(k) plans from offering ESG funds. US SIF’s Lisa Woll and former Department of Labor deputy assistant secretary Judy Mares say such a move would harm the very investors the department is meant to protect. By Lisa Woll and Judy Mares August 25, 2020
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This content is from: Culture Everybody Hates Ross His employer turned on him. His mentor abandoned him. The government convicted him. Ross McLellan is now in jail, but the former bank executive’s story is much richer — and more complicated — than the world knows. By Kip McDaniel July 15, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office Anthony Kennedy and Post-Scalia SCOTUS Lay Down ERISA Law The court’s ruling in Gobeille v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. sets precedent in how ERISA affects state-level benefits plans. By Anne Szustek March 01, 2016
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Sponsored A Case of Not Keeping One’s Word Goldman Sachs said it would avoid conflicts of interest, but investors and the courts say they did the opposite. Sponsored by Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check September 16, 2020
