Portfolio

During the week ended June 5, investors yanked an estimated $11.53 billion from virtually all categories of long-term funds, giving them their first weekly outflow this year.

A difficult May in the municipal bond market has put investors on the defensive.

Morgan Stanley has a plan to boost return on equity in fixed-income trading above its cost of equity after four of the five units failed to meet that metric last year, Chief Executive Officer James Gorman said.

Most emerging-market stocks fell as Brazil’s Ibovespa sank a day after entering a bear market, while investors weighed prospects for global stimulus measures.

Though they face similar challenges in preparing for their financial futures, men and women think about and respond to them in divergent ways, according to research released Wednesday as part of Northwestern Mutual’s ongoing 2013 Planning and Progress Study.

A new Portland, Ore.-based investment shop has bagged its first sub-advisory mandate courtesy of its affiliate.

Investors redeemed $11.53 billion from mutual funds for the week ended Wednesday, June 5, according to the Investment Company Institute.

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A week after investors pulled out of low-grade bond funds at record levels, ING’s chief investment officer Christine Hurtsellers said that the selloff is “overdone.”

Bloomfield Hills, Mich.-based Ave Maria Mutual Funds, which markets itself as “the largest family of Catholic mutual funds in the U.S.,” today announced that it now manages more than $1 billion in assets.