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Trump signs order broadening access for alternative assets in 401(k)s

Last updated: August 8, 2025 12:30 pm
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The Trump administration has recently signed an executive order that could potentially revolutionize retirement savings in the United States. The order aims to allow more private equity, real estate, cryptocurrency, and other alternative assets in 401(k) retirement accounts, giving Americans access to a wider range of investment options for their retirement savings.

According to the White House, regulatory overreach and litigation risks have hindered retirees from benefiting from potentially higher returns that alternative assets could offer. However, critics have raised concerns about the inherent risks, lack of disclosure, and higher fees associated with these types of investments compared to traditional retirement options.

The executive order directs the Labor Secretary and Securities and Exchange Commission to make it easier for investors to access alternative assets in their defined contribution retirement plans. While it does not explicitly call for additional legal protections, it instructs these agencies to clarify or potentially revise rules that could help mitigate litigation risks for the industry.

Asset managers have welcomed the news, viewing it as a significant step towards modernizing retirement savings. BlackRock, a leading asset manager, plans to launch its own retirement fund next year that includes private equity and private credit assets.

The move could benefit big alternative asset managers like Blackstone, KKR, and Apollo Global Management by opening up the $12-trillion market for all defined-contribution plans to their investments. However, there are concerns about the additional fees, complexity, and lack of transparency associated with these new investment options.

Private equity firms are eager for the influx of cash that retail investors could provide, but there are also concerns about potential lawsuits from investors who may not fully understand the complexities of these investments. BlackRock’s CEO has acknowledged the challenges that come with expanding into this market.

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The executive order also opens the door for cryptocurrencies to be included in 401(k)s, which could benefit asset managers operating crypto exchange-traded funds. This move reflects a growing acceptance of digital assets as part of long-term investment strategies.

While the executive order represents a significant shift in retirement savings options, there are still concerns about investor protections, transparency, management fees, and the potential for exaggerated claims of high returns. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised questions about how retirement savings in private investments can be safeguarded given these challenges.

Overall, the executive order has the potential to reshape the landscape of retirement savings in the United States, offering Americans a broader range of investment options for securing their financial future.

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