Portfolio

Goldman Sachs Asset Management is currently prepping an alternative mutual multi-manager fund to launch in 2013.

The Women Advisors Forum convened for its last 2012 event on Dec. 17 in Boston. Among the topics discussed include tips to facilitate the recruitment process, how to use technology to improve communication with clients, sustainable investing as a long-term strategy and new approaches to practice management. Check out these photos for some of the highlights from that day.

Celebrating its two-year anniversary with an announcement of its 11-figure status, New York-based Dynasty Financial Partners aims to separate itself from the myriad of firms offering services to registered investment advisors.

Hedge funds are packing up and heading south. Is this a continuing trend or a brief part of the financial sector's ongoing evolution?

ALPS last week unveiled its exchange-traded fund joint venture with Goldman Sachs in the form of four new ETFs.

So what are three elements that are going to shape the mutual fund landscape in 2013? The answer lies in regulation, exchange-traded funds and operational outsourcing, according to a report from Deloitte.

Aston Asset Management has fired Todd-Veredus Asset Management, the subadvisor to two of the firm's small-cap funds, Morningstar reports.

Two Roads Shared Trust last week revealed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing what it alluded to in a press release earlier this month.

Oppenheimer Funds’ New York Board has added two new members to its roster in the form of Joanne Pace and Admiral Edmund Giambastiani, Jr.

So what are three elements that are going to shape the mutual fund landscape in 2013?