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Perfecting Plan Design for Retirement Benefits

A conversation on the complexities of retirement income solutions for employee benefit plans.

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Michael Finke

Michael Finke

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In this special episode of the Shares podcast, recorded live at The College’s Horizons 2025 conference, Professor of Wealth Management Michael Finke, PhD, CFP® speaks with Fiona Greig, PhD about the current complexities of plan design for employee benefits. They focus on how financial professionals and employers can work with employees and clients to create strategies and solutions to help.


Fiona Greig, PhD is global head of investor research and policy in Vanguard’s Investment Strategy Group, where she leads Vanguard’s global retirement and investor behavior research efforts. She is a leading expert in household finance and the use of financial data to drive insights for both policymakers and business leaders. Before joining Vanguard in 2022, she was co-president and founding research director of the JPMorgan Chase Institute for more than seven years. During her tenure, she authored more than 40 papers covering a range of household finance topics, including income and spending trends, student loan and housing debt, the gig economy, and the impacts of fiscal relief policies, all with an underlying focus on low- and moderate-income families as well as racial and gender disparities.

Earlier in her career, Grieg was deputy budget director for the City of Philadelphia, a consultant at McKinsey & Company for public and social sector clients, and a consultant at the Washington DC Economic Partnership. She has also been an adjunct professor at Harvard Kennedy School, the University of Pennsylvania, and Georgetown University. She earned a BA in international relations from Stanford University and a PhD in public policy from Harvard Kennedy School.

Any views or opinions expressed in this podcast are the hosts’ and guests' own and do not necessarily represent those of The American College of Financial Services.

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