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CIEBA, the Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets, represents more than 110 of the country's largest pension funds. Its members manage more than $2 trillion of defined benefit and defined contribution plan assets on behalf of more than 17 million plan participants and beneficiaries. As the largest organization of corporate pension investment officers, CIEBA represents the interests of employee benefit plan sponsors before legislators, Congress, regulators, and the media. Click here to learn more. CIEBA Comments to DOL on "Improving Investment Advice for Workers and Retirees"CIEBA recently submitted an important letter supporting DOL’s efforts to enhance retirement security, particularly with respect to the aspects of participant rollovers. Click Here to Read Our Letter
CIEBA Helps Coordinate Efforts for Pension Funding StabilizationCIEBA recently submitted two important letters urging Congress to stabilize DB plan rules to provide more predictable and sustainable contribution levels for employers. The two letters are linked here. The first letter submitted by CIEBA lays out specific relief provisions, all of which were ultimately incorporated in the recently introduced HEROES Act on May 13, 2020. The second letter contains support from close to 100 organizations, many of whom are CIEBA Members, underscoring the importance and the need for this relief. Please contact CIEBA Executive Director, Dennis Simmons ([email protected]), if you have any questions. Click Here to Read our Pension Funding Stabilization LetterClick Here to Read Our Coalition Letter
2020 March Virtual Working Group Meeting in ReviewTake a look at our first virtual CIEBA meeting.
Click Here to Read the ArticleCIEBA Issues Press Release on Alternatives In Defined Contribution PlansClick Here to Read the ArticleCIEBA Executive Director Comments on Alternatives in Defined Contribution PlansDennis Simmons, Executive Director of CIEBA, was recently quoted in an article in Pensions & Investments on alternatives in defined contribution plans. Click Here to Read the Article
2020 January Working Group Meeting in ReviewTake a look at our January Working Group Meeting.
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