Voya’s Charlie Nelson Joins Board of Defined Contribution Alternatives Association
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“I’m excited to join the board of DCALTA and to work with my industry colleagues to advocate for solutions that can benefit Americans’ investment needs,” said Nelson. “Over the past 20-plus years, the roughly 50% decline in the number of public companies in the U.S.1 has limited the investment opportunities for long-term savers who, in the past, may have relied on public equity markets to generate returns to help them achieve their retirement goals. At the same time, an increasing level of wealth is being derived in investment opportunities in the growing private markets.
“Alternative investments are included in other retirement programs internationally, but in the
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“I’m pleased to welcome Charlie to the DCALTA board of directors,” said
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