What does PSA stand for?

Pooled Separate Account (IRS Form 5500)

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Mutual funds (even though they are statutorily exempt from ERISA), bank collective trusts and insurance company pooled separate accounts are considered investment funds that are covered by the new reporting obligations.

DOL Issues Further Guidance On New Annual Reporting Requirements For ...

However, brokerage window investments are not considered a "fund" or a pooled separate account subject to other reporting requirements.

Brokerage window investments in employee benefit plans. (regulatory ...

DFEs include master trust investment accounts (MTIAs), common or collective trusts (CCTs), pooled separate accounts (PSAs), 103-12 investment entities (103-12 IEs) and group insurance arrangements (GIAs).

Form 5500 - out with the old, in with the new

This regulation already reduces the reporting responsibility for ERISA schedule of assets bought and sold during the plan year by eliminating, for example, any transactions in government securities, registered investment companies (mutual funds), certain bank certificates of deposit, participations in a bank common or collective trust or insurance company pooled separate accounts and traded securities purchased through a registered broker/dealer.

Plan reporting controversy