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Empower Institutional Separate Accounts (ISAs)





 • Institutional separate accounts (also known as insurance company separate accounts) are an
 insurance company version of a CIT. Like a CIT, institutional separate accounts pool assets from more
 than one retirement plan to achieve economies of scale and pricing.


 • Characteristics:

 – Invest assets in a specific investment strategy, similar to mutual funds or CITs

 – Are valued daily like mutual funds and CITs

 – Can invest in a wide-range of strategies and asset classes

 – From an investor’s point-of-view, operate just like mutual funds or any other commingled vehicle

 – Are subject to ERISA standards, providing an additional level of protections for investors

 – Are as liquid as mutual funds, including when traded inside custom model portfolios

 • Empower’s Institutional Separate Accounts offer a menu of more than 100 separate account
 strategies across 49 asset management partners, totaling approximately $50 billion of AUM*.

 • There is one potential standard ISA for the County:


 – Empower – American Funds EUPAC ISA (Capital Group EuroPacific Growth)






 * Empower footnote: As of  June 30, 2024. Includes both Institutional Select separate accounts issued by Empower Annuity Insurance Company (EAIC) and
 institutional separate accounts issued and managed by EAIC in its capacity as a limited ERISA 3(38) asset manager under the Manager of Managers program.


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