“Retirement savers are best served by having access to a broad range of investment options that meet their long-term horizons,” said Bryan Corbett, MFA President and CEO. MFA’s principles seek to help policymakers strike the right balance between fostering innovation in defined contribution plans and preserving safeguards that protect investors. MFA’s five principles are:Plan beneficiaries are best served with a flexible and wide range of investment options. This includes exposure to alternative investment strategies through target date or other asset allocation funds to help meet participants’ retirement savings needs. Regulatory clarification on alternative investment strategies should be investment strategy neutral.