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Plan sponsors have a fiduciary obligation to prudently select and manage the investment options they offer participants in a retirement plan, and the obligation is under special scrutiny by participants in a plan with participant-directed investments. Plan sponsors often establish an investment committee that is responsible not only for selecting, but also monitoring, plan investment options, on a periodic basis, to be sure they continue to be prudent. Review the best practices you, as counsel, can take in establishing or reviewing the activities of an ERISA plan investment committee. As you’ll be reminded—documentation is key.
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