The deal, announced Dec. 26, requires M&T to have the disputed funds reviewed by an independent investment adviser. M&T also agreed to seek out a new record keeper to provide administrative services to the plan, which holds about $2.5 billion in retirement assets.
The lawsuit accuses M&T of forcing its employees’ retirement savings into affiliated mutual funds that earned fees for the company. ...
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