We are investment fiduciaries and inherently motivated to make our investment consulting process prudent and complete. Blue Prairie Group’s Fiduciary–based Investment Consulting™ process is designed to improve investment outcomes and protect our busy fiduciary clients from unnecessary risk. From creating governance documents and designing investment portfolios, to providing 24 / 7 investment monitoring and storing all key documents and reports in a custom client website, we’ve reengineered the ERISA retirement investment consulting process to insure that our clients–and us–have fulfilled our fiduciary duties.
The Fiduciary–based Investment Consulting Process™
Step 1: Create and maintain governance structures.
A well–defined committee structure is essential for ensuring that proper fiduciary practices are followed. It also ensures that the right people are sitting at the table.
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Step 2: Create and maintain investment portfolios.
BPG follows a well–defined investment philosophy that leads to style pure, low cost and value-added portfolios.
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Step 3: Conduct regular committee meetings.
Committee meetings are our opportunity to help you understand your investments’ performance and how your plan stacks up:
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It’s color coded for easy use and our analysts’ qualitative analysis adds a critical dimension to the understanding of your investments’ performance. We know that committees are interested in how their plans measure up, so we also provide additional comparative information about plan design and fees. Finally, we routinely conduct fiduciary training to ensure that all committee members share a common understanding of key fiduciary concepts.
Step 4: Provide 24/7 ongoing investment monitoring.
Even though we may meet with a Committee, in person, only 2–4 times a year, our investment monitoring work never stops.
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Step 5: Safeguard key documents in a custom Client Fiduciary File Cabinet.
We reengineered the ERISA retirement consulting process because we know that someday, one of our clients will be challenged about an investment decision they made. As fiduciaries, we also know that our best defense is to follow a procedurally prudent process.
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