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Institutional investors’ outlook for global growth improved in the third quarter, with more than two-thirds, 68%, saying a double-dip recession is unlikely, a survey of 83 managers by Northern Trust Global Advisors found.
October 18 -
The Hartford Financial Services Group has launched a new educational program to encourage participation in 401(k)s and other defined contribution plans.
October 18 -
The mystery of why America continues to rely on foreign oil and contaminate its environment-and subsequently why the green industry holds the promise of becoming a $6 trillion market but remains speculative, volatile and fragmented-is answered in the intriguing book, "The Climate War: True Believers, Power Brokers and the Fight to Save the Earth" (Eric Pooley, Hyperion, 2010).
October 18 -
Asset held in exchange-traded funds increased 10.6% in September.
October 18 -
The platform can handle a wide range of products and models.
October 18 -
The Shanghai Stock Exchange will create exchange-traded funds based on depositary indices maintained by BNY Mellon.
October 18 -
A new book gives the traditional 60/40 investment approach a makeover.
October 17 -
Broker-dealer Investment Professionals Inc. (IPI) and wealth management research and technology provider FundQuest have launched an enhanced managed accounts platform called Private Asset Management.
October 15 -
After developing a new performance-reporting service among smaller firms, Morningstar rolls out its service for broker-dealers.
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The idea of a bond bubble keeps bubbling to the surface. The argument is sound. Interest rates are at all time lows. In the bizarro world of bonds this means that prices are at all-time highs. Meanwhile investors spooked by the stock markets are pouring into bonds the way they poured into, well, real estate before 2008 and technology before 2000.
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