My daughter works at my son\u2019s favorite pizzeria. She can\u2019t bring in outside food or drink? Why? Appearances matter even if David Portnoy only gave them a 7.2.<\/p>\n
Mutual fund companies are going to have their own proprietary in their employee\u2019s 401(k) plan. They have to because appearances matter. However, it makes them a target, and any financial settlement is the cost of doing business.<\/p>\n
A former Federated Hermes employee this week sued the company because it included its own funds in the company\u2019s 401(k) plan. The plaintiff in the proposed class-action case, Nicholas Koroly, claims Federated Hermes breached its fiduciary duty by filling its 401(k) menu exclusively with its own U.S. mutual funds.<\/p>\n
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