Effectively comply with the Department of Labor’s (DOL) PTE 2020-02 "Improving Investment Advice for Workers & Retirees" exemption requirements for advisers.
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The RolloverAnalyzer solution was created for both state and SEC registered RIA firms.
Does RIA in Box’s Rollover Analyzer provide access to the Form 5500 Database?
Yes, advisers can look up employer-sponsored plans from the Form 5500 database, and leverage industry benchmark functionality hours of manual reporting.
What are the requirements for advisers which provide rollover recommendations under the Department of Labor’s (DOL) PTE 2020-02?
The rule made changes to the existing interpretation of the five-part fiduciary test, stating that certain rollover recommendations may be considered an Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) violation.
Essentially, investment advisers recommending a rollover to a client and receiving additional compensation are required to meet an exemption under the Rollover Rule.
To qualify for an exemption, advisers must meet certain requirements, including:
Disclose their fiduciary status.
Provide a written scope of practice, including disclosure of any conflicts of interest.
Remain compliant with the Impartial Conduct Standards.
Review Rollover Rule policies and procedures through an annual retrospective review, with documented results given to the appointed senior executive officer for signoff.
Provide specific documentation for reasoning behind why a recommendation to rollover assets from one account type to another is in the client’s best interest.
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Document and disclose rollover recommendations and comply with all retrospective review requirements – all within one easy-to-use platform.