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Stable value funds play a critical role in public sector retirement plans, but how do they really work? In this episode of NAGDCA Conversations, Matt Petersen talks with Mike Norman, President of Galliard Capital, to break it all down:
- New PRRL research on stable value allocation trends
- Why some younger participants are investing in stable value
- How different stable value structures impact risk and returns
- The role of interest rates and what’s ahead for stable value funds
- Liquidity rules and plan sponsor considerations
Tune in to gain expert insights and ensure your plan’s stable value options align with participant needs!
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