Bonus: Josh’s Key Takeaways: Non-US Retirement Systems
In this season, Josh traveled the globe to hear from local experts about how their countries tackled the challenge of building a retirement system.
Jul 28, 2021
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Jerry Schlichter and Jamie Fleckner have some things in common. They both got into law through political activism, and they’ve built their careers on ERISA litigation. But where they differ is largely about who their clients are. One represents plan sponsors and their providers, the other represents employees who feel they have been wronged, and their legal battles have shaped how the defined contribution retirement space thinks about innovation. In this episode, we sit down with each to try to understand the history of these cases, how they work, and how litigation has influenced plan sponsor decision making.
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In this season, Josh traveled the globe to hear from local experts about how their countries tackled the challenge of building a retirement system.
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Helen Dean, CEO of the National Employees Savings Trust (NEST), discusses her role in developing and implementing a new retirement approach in the UK.
PGIM does not establish or operate pension plans.