Thursday, October 11, 2012
In this timely and informative webinar hosted by FTI Consulting, legal and compliance experts will provide critical information about the Qualified Professional Asset Manager ("QPAM") exemption and related compliance audit requirement that applies to numerous financial institutions that manage or want to manage ERISA pension money. Speakers will likewise address the merits of managing money for captive ERISA benefit plans and what it means to be an In House Asset Manager ("INHAM").
Getting the right team to conduct the required audit is one important way to mitigate litigation and enforcement risk and to attract and retain institutional dollars. Having a proper audit conducted and using the information to correct deficiencies is another critical step for anyone who understands that non-compliance can be costly.
This timely and informative webinar will address issues that include the following:
- Background information about the new ERISA rule for a Qualified Professional Asset Manager ("QPAM") audit;
- What it means to be a Qualified Professional Asset Manager or In-House Asset Manager ("INHAM");
- Who must comply and in what timeframe;
- Who can carry out a QPAM /INHAM audit;
- What a QPAM audit entails in terms of information-gathering and scheduling;
- Case study discussion; and
- How the results of a QPAM audit can be used to improve operations and client relationships.
Who Should Attend:
Chief Compliance Officers of asset managers
Business development executives for asset managers
Internal legal counsel for asset managers and other financial firms
ERISA consultants and investment advisors
Please join
Timothy Brennan, Assistant General Counsel at The Hartford;
Howard Pianko, Partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP; and
Susan Mangiero, Managing Director, FTI Forensic & Litigation Consulting as they address these issues and your questions. To attend this free webcast scheduled for Tuesday, October 23, at 1:00 pm Eastern, please click to register for "
Managing ERISA Pension Money - QPAM and INHAM 101."
For further information, click to read "Amendment to Prohibited Transaction Exemption (PTE) 84-14 for Plan Asset Transactions Determined by Independent
Qualified Professional Asset Managers," Federal Register, July 6, 2010.