Stable Value featured in CNBC Report
Stable value was recently highlighted on CNBC as market turmoil continues to drive record 401(k) trading activity, with 41% of recent inflows going to stable value.
Stable value was recently highlighted on CNBC as market turmoil continues to drive record 401(k) trading activity, with 41% of recent inflows going to stable value.
"Here's where retirement savers are flocking as Trump's policy uncertainty shakes up stocks." 04/21/2025, Darla Mercado, CFP A recent article by SVIA interlocutor, Darla Mercado, cites SVIA data and interview with SVIA President, Zach Gieske, in a report stating that "Some $841 billion was invested in stable value funds as …
SVIA 4Q2024 Stable Value QCS-MDownload QCSMemberAppendixDownload ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT decreased by $12 billion to $841 billion. This was driven by decreases across all segments except General Accounts which saw a slight increase. Stable value continues to represent approximately 7% of the totaldefined contribution market (ICI as of 4Q 2024). On a common-company basis …
2025 SVIA Capacity ReportDownload SVIA's stable value issuers' outlook on capacity for 2025 found $169.06 billion in available capacity for new sales and products. 23 current issuers were asked for their views, and 20 issuers representing $565.27 billion in stable value assets responded, which represents about two-thirds of the $853 billion …
Stable value was recently highlighted on CNBC as market turmoil continues to drive record 401(k) trading activity, with 41% of recent inflows going to stable value. Click here to watch the clip
Stable value fund industry players met in Washington, D.C. this week in what should be a more attractive interest rate environment for the tax-qualified-only retirement plan investment vehicle.
SVIA is proud to announce the release of a new whitepaper titled “Stable Value and the Retirement Tier” that was written in collaboration with Mercer. This paper explores key insights into how stable value can enhance retirement income strategies and its role within the retirement tier framework.
If participants don’t want to take on additional risk, they might opt to put all their savings in a defined contribution plan into something more stable, such as a stable value or money market fund, rather than a target-date fund.
The Value Program membership recognizes the differing levels of financial support that members provide to help SVIA accomplish its mission.