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Invesco Launches Defined Contribution Web Site.


Invesco announces it has launched a Web site that provides a variety of timely educational resources to meet the needs of U.S. defined contribution (DC) plan sponsors, consultants, recordkeepers, and retirement advisors. The Web site, located at www.invesco.com/dc, draws on Invesco's vast DC resources and contains a wide selection of materials relevant to plan sponsors and their participants.

"Invesco is a recognized leader in the U.S. defined contribution marketplace," said Andrew Schlossberg, Chief Marketing Officer for Invesco North America. "We believe plan sponsors and others who serve defined contribution participants have an ongoing need for education-related resources. Invesco's Defined Contribution Institute is an additional way we can provide for their unique and changing needs in an easy manner."

Invesco has been active in the U.S. defined contribution marketplace as an investment only provider, providing an extremely diverse offering of investment strategies in a wide variety of delivery vehicles including mutual funds, collective trust funds, separate accounts, subadvised portfolios and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

"The content on our DC Web site will be constantly updated and is designed to provide plan sponsors and industry practitioners with resources to make more informed decisions," said Peter Gallagher, National Sales Manager, Institutional Business Development. "Invesco's Defined Contribution Institute makes available content from videos to brochures to calculators and white papers, all designed to offer helpful resources to those who serve DC participants."
Keywords: Advertising, Education, Finance, Internet, Invesco, Investing, Investment, Marketing, Mutual Funds, Other Education, Professional Services, Technology.
 
This article was prepared by Marketing Weekly News editors from staff and other reports.

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