S.2 EP.7: THE IMPLEMENTERS
Millions of Americans don’t have access to workplace savings plans. Learn about state-level implementation efforts from Katie Selenski and Angela Antonelli.
Most retirement benefits for American workers are built up through workplace savings plans where employers play a pivotal administrative and legal role as the plan sponsor. The Accidental Plan Sponsor®, hosted by Josh Cohen, Head of Client Solutions for PGIM DC Solutions explores the origins, evolution and trends within the employer-based retirement system.
Joined by leading DC experts from around the world, including plan sponsors, consultants, regulators, lawyers and academia, Cohen looks at the challenges, as well as the benefits, of delivering retirement solutions through the workplace. The Accidental Plan Sponsor® will also examine other ways, both domestically and globally, that benefits can be delivered.
Millions of Americans don’t have access to workplace savings plans. Learn about state-level implementation efforts from Katie Selenski and Angela Antonelli.
Many states are trying to close gaps in the US current retirement system. Hear from Hank Kim and Daniel Biss as they share their experiences.
Hear from David John & Mark Iwry who together proposed Auto-IRAs, one of the most influential proposals to address the coverage gap in the US retirement system.
New episodes are coming in January! Josh Cohen will be joined by guest co-host Michael Kreps, Principal at Groom Law Group.
Learn about government-run, comprehensive retirement system from Central Provident Fund’s Desmond Chew and how to evaluate a system from Joe Cherian.
Helen Dean, CEO of the National Employees Savings Trust (NEST), discusses her role in developing and implementing a new retirement approach in the UK.
Australia’s Retirement System: It’s big, government-mandated, privately-run, and really sophisticated. Learn from two experts, Nick Sherry & Ian Silk.
Hear about Chile’s unique retirement challenges from Martin Costabal & Cristian Rodriguez who played meaningful roles in shaping their retirement system.
Hear from two individuals who reached the highest perch of retirement investing consultancy as they discuss the evolution of the DC consulting industry.
Hear from Jerry Schlichter and Jamie Fleckner, two lawyers whose legal battles shaped how the defined contribution retirement space thinks about innovation.
Hear from two former Department of Labor EBSA directors about the challenges and opportunities in regulating the employee benefits space.
The future of defined contribution retirement savings will be marked by two key concepts: putting individual investors first and constantly innovating.
Hear from two plan sponsors who embraced innovation in the defined contribution space, the challenges they faced, and how they view the future of retirement.
For all its successes, the retirement system is far from perfect. Hear from respected industry leaders and help grade the system on four crucial factors.
An in-depth look at the 401(k), with Ted Benna, father of the 401(k), and Richard Stanger, author of the insert to the US tax code that changed retirement.
Hear an incredible account of policy reform, a journey that has spanned presidents, Watergate, and finally, a signing that led to the modern retirement system.
Learn about one of the key events in the history of retirement savings and the story behind how employers became responsible for workers’ retirement plans.