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How We Partner With Plan Advisors
At CapAcuity, we collaborate with advisors in working with clients, adding value through our experience, expertise and broad array of… Read More
Change has come to the world of executive benefits. Increasing regulatory compliance and a demand for more service provider transparency. Concern about market volatility affecting benefit plan liabilities, and the resulting impact on corporate earnings. Substantial reductions in investment product costs. Service provider consolidation. At CapAcuity, we recognize these trends and their impact—and through our thought leadership and innovation, we bring a fresh perspective. The result is improved financial results for plan sponsors, and enhanced retirement outcomes for plan participants.
A change in perspective changes everything®
We assess the effectiveness of the plan, and provide innovative solutions designed to improve financial performance for the sponsor and enhance outcomes for participants.
We implement plan enhancements and optimize the funding and hedging of plan liabilities—all with objectivity and transparency.
We proactively manage the process of implementing our recommendations to improve plan effectiveness and maximize financial results. Our monitoring and reporting ensures that plan sponsors have comprehensive, timely data to make informed decisions.
LAKE MARY, FLORIDA (AUG. 3, 2022) — CapAcuity, the leading executive benefits consulting and asset management firm, announced today that it has appointed Kerry St. George as Director of Marketing and David Baum as Managing Director.
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At CapAcuity, we collaborate with advisors in working with clients, adding value through our experience, expertise and broad array of… Read More
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LAKE MARY, FLORIDA (AUG. 3, 2022) — CapAcuity, the leading executive benefits consulting and asset management firm, announced today that… Read More
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“The Price/Earnings Ratio (“P/E”) on a stock or an equity index has two distinct inputs; the price (numerator), as observed… Read More