“The conversation has evolved well beyond investments,” he said. “Historically, many employers viewed retirement plan advisors primarily through the lens of investment oversight. Today, fiduciary risk management, governance, cybersecurity, participant outcomes, fee reasonableness, and operational compliance are often taking center stage.”
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