FF5 #77 - ERISA Bond v Fiduciary Liability Insurance

In this episode of Friday Fiduciary Five, Eric Dyson talks about the differences between ERISA bonds and fiduciary liability insurance. ERISA bonds protect against fraud and theft, while fiduciary liability insurance covers fiduciary breaches. Eric emphasizes the importance of having both types of insurance, noting that ERISA bonds are required by the Department of Labor, while fiduciary liability insurance is not required, but is highly recommended. He advises that committees should ensure their policies cover past, present, and future committee members and highlights the need for clear communication between risk management and the 401(k) plan committee to determine adequate coverage.

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