Following up on its calls for stricter oversight of managed account providers to 401(k) plans, the Government Accountability Office is undertaking a review of qualified default investment alternatives in 401(k) plans. 

The latest study was initiated after the GAO completed its investigation of managed accounts, which spawned the agency's interest in the relationship that managed accounts have with the QDIAs they use in 401(k) plans, specifically target-date funds and stable value funds. 

Its review has been expanded to include all QDIAs. 

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