Investment menu rulemaking and outstanding SECURE Act and SECURE 2.0 guidance dominated the regulators’ newly posted lists.

Experts answer questions regarding plan sponsor fiduciary duties for health benefits .

The US Treasury also posted a rule list that provides SECURE 2.0 guidance including required minimum distributions.

A legal expert says that advisers who understand the workings of digital assets and ERISA rules will be ‘invaluable’ to plan fiduciaries.

The two partners will develop a model that “can serve as a centralized channel for secure data integration and transactions,” to reduce operational hurdles

According to a Georgetown report, plan sponsors should evaluate pooled employer plans’ fees, providers’ potential conflicts of interest and the challenges of exiting the plan.