US - Despite a shift in market practice since the collapse of Enron erased much of the savings stored in the pension accounts of its employees, defined contribution plan participants at large corporations still have almost 23% of their assets invested in their own company's securities, new research from Greenwich Associates has revealed.
“Even after the reductions in the use of company stock for contributions in the years since the Enron scandal, the consultants at Greenwich Associates contend that US companies have further to go i...
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