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M&A: 401(k) Considerations Before and After the Transaction

The merger or acquisition (M&A) of one company by another raises significant issues for their 401(k) plan. A knowledgeable financial professional can provide valuable assistance to the plan sponsors and fiduciaries in that process.

Join us to hear Fred Reish discuss:

  • How the type of M&A transaction affects the 401(k) plan
  • The potential impact to the participant’s account 
  • The role the financial professional plays depending on the transaction type 

Featured Speaker:

Fred Reish, JD

Partner, Faegre Drinker LLP

Hosted By:

Rick Fuerman

Head of Defined Contribution Marketing
Hartford Funds

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