Portfolio

Goldman Sachs Asset Management is opening up the flood gates to its Goldman Sachs Mid Cap Value Fund, according to a regulatory filing.

Tax-exempt money market funds suffered losses for the fifth consecutive week as $2.40 billion escaped the industry in the week ended Feb. 11 and total net assets finished with $280.07 billion, according to The Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet.com.

The municipal bond market recorded a solid week of inflows to mutual funds, at $490 million, breaking a four-week string of dwindling demand.

What are the biggest technology trends, innovations and ideas impacting advisors today? Over 600 people, including more than 300 advisors, descended on Miami for the eighth annual Technology Tools for Today Conference. The event featured the industry’s best and brightest highlighting all the latest technology tools that will held advisors be more competitive, effective and efficient. Here are some of the most interesting things our editors heard, and advisors and financial experts tweeted, from the event.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management is opening up the flood gates to its Goldman Sachs Mid Cap Value Fund, according to a regulatory filing.

After the Sandy Hook massacre, some clients have asked their advisors to eliminate gun holdings from their investments. Should they?

T. Rowe Price has made an addition to its Defined Contribution Investment Only team hoping to continue its momentum in the retirement space.

Legal and regulatory considerations on the path to independence.

Love seems to be in the air on this Valentine’s Day; love in the form of the attractive acquisition by Aberdeen Asset Management that is.

Mutual fund flows slowed down somewhat the week ended Feb. 6, although funds are still going strong in the black.