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Smith & Downey

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Smith & Downey summary

Smith & Downey appears on 20 retirement plans in Form 5500 Schedule C filings through plan year 2024. Those plans hold $26.5B in assets for 222,011 participants. The median client plan holds $51.4M. Most client plans are sponsored in NY, MD and FL. The largest clients by plan assets are Bank of America Corporation, Geisinger System Services and Breakthru Beverage Group, LLC. Plans reported $383K in direct and indirect compensation paid to Smith & Downey. The median is $8K per plan.

Participants
222,011
Median plan assets
$51.4M
Median plan participants
914
Median fees per plan
$8K
Schedule C direct + indirect

Top 20 client plans by assets

Latest Form 5500 filing per plan through 2024

Top client states

  • NY7 plans
  • MD4 plans
  • FL3 plans
  • NJ1 plan
  • PA1 plan

Frequently asked questions

Who uses Smith & Downey?
20 retirement plans list Smith & Downey as a service provider on Schedule C of Form 5500. The largest clients by plan assets include Bank of America Corporation, Geisinger System Services, Breakthru Beverage Group, LLC and Ramboll Limited. Most client plans are sponsored in NY, MD and FL.
How many plans does Smith & Downey serve?
Smith & Downey serves 20 retirement plans with $26.5B in plan assets and 222,011 participants, based on the latest Form 5500 filings through 2024.
What does Smith & Downey charge?
Plans reported $383K in total Schedule C compensation paid to Smith & Downey. The median plan paid $8K. Fees vary with plan size and the services each plan buys.

Analytics

Market position · 2024

Plans served20+1 YoYRank #654 of mapped providers
Assets under administration$26.5B0.0%Rank #530 by share of filed assets
Fees received$382,861Median $7,766/planSum across Schedule C direct + indirect
Net wins YoY+512 won - 7 lostPlan-level switch detection

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