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Older Baby Boomers appear to be doing a better job of preparing for retirement than younger Boomers, though both groups are sorely underprepared for their golden years, MetLife found in a survey.
February 26 -
Closed-end fund shops like Eaton Vance could historically count on steady asset-based fees and additional profits from issuing auction-rate preferred shares. But due to the problems in that market, the companys first quarter revenue and fees have fallen sharply, dragging down its net income 57%.
February 26 -
Amid all of the gloom, some stalwart financial planners are telling their customers that there are unheard of bargains in the stock market, the National Post reports.
February 26 -
Fidelity Investments is expanding its capital markets division by 20%, or 80 positions, in trading, sales, prime brokerage and operations to serve clients trading mutual funds and hedge funds.
February 26 -
The average account balance of 401(k) investors that MassMutual administers fell 25% in 2008, but, nonetheless, participants are sticking with the plans.
February 25 -
Connecticut lawmakers have proposed hedge fund regulations, including obtaining a license, annual audit, disclosure of fees and significant changes in management or investment strategy, as well as a higher minimum investment threshold of $2.5 million for individuals and $5 million for institutions.
February 25 -
Fidelity reported Tuesday that assets under management fell 22% in 2008 to $1.25 trillion.
February 24 -
Morningstar is changing the way it looks at mutual funds by using new tools that consider the underlying stocks and asset allocations in a fund's portfolio.
February 24 -
Since the onset of the credit crisis in August 2007, the financial services industry has lost 325,000 jobs around the world, according to the International Labor Organization.
February 24 -
Mutual funds' 2009 sales outlook is modest, according to Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
February 24