Tennessee insurer Zander Group Holdings Inc. can go to trial in its lawsuit seeking to force accounting firm Katz, Sapper, & Miller to cover Zander’s $3.8 million settlement with the Labor Department in a dispute over Zander’s employee stock ownership plan, a federal judge ruled.

Despite widespread objections from the money management industry, President Donald Trump, through the U.S. Department of Labor led by Eugene Scalia, is speeding ahead with a proposal to make it more difficult for fiduciaries of retirement plans to direct money to ESG-focused funds.

UBS Group AG is allowing employees to collect bonuses immediately after leaving the bank as the Covid-19 crisis prompts more workers to reconsider their careers.

A pension firm in Denmark that has a reputation for enforcing some of Europe’s toughest ethical investing standards says it won’t do business with hedge funds.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday she’s hopeful for a stimulus agreement this week, which would be crucial to getting a bill passed by Election Day, although Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has warned the White House against a bigger Pelosi-led deal before Nov. 3.

Illinois, the U.S. state with the worst credit rating, auctioned off $850 million of bonds to finance capital projects and provide accelerated retirement payments as interest rates hold near the lowest in decades.