Retirement plan fiduciaries must make “difficult tradeoffs” and have leeway to exercise reasonable judgment, the US District Court for the Northern District of California said. They won’t be held liable for fiduciary imprudence under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act based solely on allegations that certain plan investments underperformed, the court said.
The allegations in the complaint against Cisco “cut against an inference of imprudence,” because they suggest the BlackRock funds charged low fees and enjoyed “significantly improved performance” ...
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