The second-largest retirement firm in the U.S. has scored its first big coup since its recent rebranding: Intuit has chosen it to provide its 401(k) plan, beginning in January.

The new provider, made up of the combined retirement businesses of Great-West Financial, Putnam Investments and Great-West Financial Retirement Plan Services (formerly J.P. Morgan Retirement Plan Services), was rebranded to Empower Retirement at the end of October. And now it’s won its first client away from Fidelity.

Here’s what Intuit is telling its employees about the change on its website: “Entering 2014, we had a very clear strategy around how the Intuit 401(k) Plan could be designed and leveraged in order to help you achieve optimal financial and retirement outcomes.”