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In Secondaries Investor, Josh Lichtenstein Discussed Continuation Vehicles in DOL Proposal for Alternative Assets in 401(k) Plans

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In Secondaries Investor Josh Lichtenstein Discussed Continuation Vehicles in DOL Proposal for AAOs

In a Secondaries Investor article, Ropes & Gray partner Josh Lichtenstein, who heads the firm’s ERISA fiduciary practice and co-leads the firm’s collective investment trust (CIT) practice, discussed the U.S. Department of Labor’s proposal to include alternative assets in 401(k) investments.

In Secondaries Investor, Josh Lichtenstein Discussed Continuation Vehicles in DOL Proposal for Alternative Assets in 401(k) Plans | News & Events | Ropes & Gray LLP

In Secondaries Investor, Josh Lichtenstein Discussed Continuation Vehicles in DOL Proposal for Alternative Assets in 401(k) Plans

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