Sentences with phrase «cit assets»

Backed by these benefits, between 2009 and 2016, CIT assets have grown by an average of 14.4 % a year, compared to 9 % for mutual funds.
I had a CIT asset 2 years ago that took over 3 months to process through on a short sale... talk about unhappy buyers, but they did get $ 100k off the house:)

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Here are their current top positions and please keep in mind that they own multiple securities / asset classes in each name: - Chrysler - Delphi Corp - CIT Group - Dana Holding Corp - PHH Corp As you can see, there's a bunch of automotive names listed above and we highlighted back in August 2009 how Loeb favored select auto plays and obviously they've performed well over time.
The Defined Risk Strategy is a unique investment approach that can be applied to a range of asset classes and has been incorporated into a number of investment solutions, including 40 Act mutual funds, separately managed accounts, a custom overlay and Collective Investment Trusts (CIT).
New research suggests that total retirement assets in CITs have grown rapidly in the last few years and potential advantages can be very appealing for plan sponsors.
Cerulli advocates for increased education efforts for end - investors that explains how CITs are investment vehicles in which assets from multiple plans can be commingled into one trust.
While CITs have historically been a little more difficult to set up, investment firms such as Delta Data have created software portals that both the plan sponsor and the custody firm can use, Athey says, resulting in «easier coordination between the asset manager and the plan.»
He says the typical example is when insurance companies have separate accounts limited to assets of 401 (a) plans, so that account can participate in a CIT.
The CITs» assets are invested in other pooled investment products, which according to the Declaration of Trust can be mutual funds, CITs, andannuity separate accounts, among other options.
This is particularly true for large investors such as the Principal CITs (which at all relevant times had over $ 2 billion invested in index fund investments), that can leverage their billions in investable assets to negotiate lower fees than what is available to the vast majority of investors.
The complaint says this pattern of failing to leverage the assets and negotiating power of the Principal CITs to demand the lowest - cost vehicle and share class was not limited to the Diversified International Fund — for eleven of the thirteen investments held by the Principal CITs, Defendants failed to use the least expensive vehicle, failed to use the least expensive share class, or both.
The complaint points out the two main differences between CITs and mutual funds, one of which is that, while ERISA explicitly excludes mutual fund managers from the definition of a fiduciary to the extent they are managing assets of a plan covered by ERISA, the trustees (and any sub-advisers they employ) of CITs are ERISA fiduciaries, according to Department of Labor (DOL) Advisory Opinion 2005 - 09A.
Its principal bank subsidiary, CIT Bank, N.A., (Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender) has approximately $ 30 billion of deposits and more than $ 40 billion of assets.
Founded in 1908, CIT (NYSE: CIT) is a financial holding company with approximately $ 50 billion in assets as of Dec. 31, 2017.
Among asset managers that offer collective investment trusts (CITs), 70 % say they provide their company with a large opportunity for growth.
Among asset managers that currently do not offer CITs, 14 % plan to roll them out in the next 12 months.
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