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On June 4-5, 2026, almost 450 DCIIA, EBRI and SPARK members and guests gathered in Washington, DC to explore themes including the convergence of health and wealth, expanding coverage and access to retirement savings options, co-opetition and shared learning to benefit plan participants, the impact of the regulatory environment on retirement and health benefits and on plan sponsors overall, and forward-looking discussions of how current trends will evolve with the influence of demographic shifts, technology and other factors. The host organizations recognize with appreciation the Forum steering committee, sponsors, and all speakers and moderators for their contributions.

June 2026: DCIIA/EBRI/SPARK Public Policy Forum brought together over 400 retirement industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss the legislative, regulatory, and public policy issues shaping the future of defined contribution defined contribution retirement plans and workplace savings.

June 2026: DCIIA/EBRI/SPARK Public Policy Forum brought together over 400 retirement industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss the legislative, regulatory, and public policy issues shaping the future of defined contribution defined contribution retirement plans and workplace savings.

View this webinar replay as speakers discussed managed accounts' increased scrutiny around their role, engagement, and fees, raising questions about whether they truly improve participant outcomes.

This paper is part of a series of short papers designed to provide an overview of key issues that may be a helpful starting point when plan sponsors and others are discussing private assets in defined contribution plans. Please be sure to search the DCIIA Resource Library using keyword “private assets” for other papers in the series and additional resources and updates.

This paper is part of a series of short papers designed to provide an overview of key issues that may be a helpful starting point when plan sponsors and others are discussing private assets in defined contribution plans. Please be sure to search the DCIIA Resource Library using keyword “private assets” for other papers in the series and additional resources and updates.

This paper is part of a series of short papers designed to provide an overview of key issues that may be a helpful starting point when plan sponsors and others are discussing private assets in defined contribution plans. Please be sure to search the DCIIA Resource Library using keyword “private assets” for other papers in the series and additional resources and updates.