Portfolio

A challenging landscape is ahead for money managers as margins continue to shrink, but firms that can innovate will have substantial success.

The failure of pre-packaged target date solutions to protect investors' assets during and after 2008 made headlines across the country.

After less than a year of striking out on its own, Pyxis Capital is right back to where it started.

Yes, mutual funds have been outshining exchange-traded funds, so far this year.

San Francisco-based Matthews International Capital Management is looking to add a pair of Asia-focused funds to its lineup.

AllianceBernstein Discovery Value Fund’s recent fee hike has earned it a downgrade from a Bronze to Neutral rating by Morningstar.

The outlook for the asset management industry in 2013 is strikingly more positive than it has been in years.

Mutual funds continue to draw new money, although investors seem to be waning in enthusiasm following President Barack Obama's first second-term State of the Union address.

New research from Boston-based global analytics firm Cerulli Associates is reinforcing the benefits of outsourcing the chief investment officer function.

The list has been narrowed down. On Wall Street and New York Life/Mainstay Investments have named the top 100 branch managers for their steadfast leadership, commitment to their advisors, and their ability to recruit and retain talent no matter the circumstances. Click through for a breakdown firm-by-firm of those at the top.