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PRU-Backed PGIM Expands Retirement Tools with Nestimate Collaboration

Aug 26, 2026, 7:47 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Positive collaboration could attract more DC plan business to PGIM, elevating DC AUM and related fee revenue, a modest but meaningful long-term earnings driver for PRU's asset-management arm.

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Nestimate's Target-Date Fund IQ Analysis is now accessible through PGIM, giving retirement fiduciaries a plan-centric framework to evaluate target-date funds and lifetime income solutions. The collaboration could bolster PGIM's DC assets and, by extension, PRU's asset-management footprint as plan sponsors adopt more rigorous, income-focused TDF evaluations.

Nestimate's Target-Date Fund IQ Analysis is now available through PGIM.
PGIM DC assets under management exceed $190 billion; PRU benefits as owner.
Tool evaluates glide paths, risk, income products, with RIS(k) retirement outcomes.
Advisors can run reports via PGIM DC Solutions representatives for plan sponsors.

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