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Investors continue to turn their back on U.S. stock mutual funds. For the week ended April 4, investors pulled $4.27 billion from the funds, the largest weekly outflow so far this year.
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Drawn by the independent business model, Douglas King is leaving a 25-year career at Merrill Lynch in Minnesota to become the Los Angeles-based president of Financial Network Investment Corporation, a Cetera Financial Group company.
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Heres an interactive slide show detailing 5 things you can do to effectively manage client expectations and risk tolerance, enhance relationships and protect your firm's value.
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Associated Bank has hired Douglas Lee as senior vice president and trust manager on its investment advisory team in Green Bay, Wis.
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Even not-so-wealthy clients now have a chance to participate in alternative investments, courtesy of a new mutual fund with a minimum investment of $1,000 from Wilmington Trust.
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Van Eck Globals Market Vectors ETF Trust has launched an exchange-traded fund that will focus on U.S.-issued Fallen Angelscorporate bonds that were rated investment grade at the time of their original issuance but which have since been downgraded to below investment grade status.
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Saturna Capital Corporation, investment adviser to the Amana, Sextant, and Idaho Tax-Exempt Mutual Funds, has launched the Sextant Global High Income Fund, which bets on a globally diversified portfolio of debt and equity securities.
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Market Vectors launched on Apirl 11, 2011 a new ETF focusing on U.S. Fallen Angel debt
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Teucrium launches a family of funds that is jointly dubbed the Teucrium Agricultural Fund. That fund is seeded by the operation of single-product funds, including the Teucrium Corn Fund, Teucrium Soybean Fund, Teucrium Sugar Fund and Teucrium Wheat Fund.
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NYSE Euronext said its trading in stocks in the United States was down 23.6 percent in March, compared to last year. In Europe, stocks were down 12.7 percent. Derivatives were down 11.5 percent, worldwide.
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