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The number and complexity of corporate events persist, even three years after the 2008 financial crisis. Here's a rundown, from Wolters Kluwers Financial Services.
January 24 -
Even as the company sets out on a second round of cost-cutting in Project New BAC, chief executive officer Brian Moynihan said the company considers Wealth Management one of its core businesses and will increase efforts to build it up.
January 24 -
Even as the company sets out on a second round of cost-cutting in Project New BAC, chief executive officer Brian Moynihan said the company considers Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management one of its core businesses and will increase efforts to build it up.
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Columbus, Ohio-based Beacon Hill Fund Services announced their first customer for its new Advisors Investment Trust product. The product enables multiple unaffiliated registered investment advisors to co-exist in the same registered investment company.
January 23 -
Stocks kicked off the week with slight losses Monday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 11.66 points to close at 12,708.82.
January 23 -
Fidelity Investments said it added five countries and five currencies in its online international investing service.
January 23 -
The SEC said it is instituting proceedings to determine whether a proposed rule change involving minimum quotation sizes for over-the-counter stocks should be disapproved.
January 23 -
Vanguard Chief Investment Officer Gus Sauter challenged the ETF industry to be responsible in developing new products and called for greater efforts to educate investors about ETFs.
January 23 -
Investors are getting fixated on fixed income, in the next wave of global investing. A Q&A, with Gregory E. Johnson, new Chairman of theInvestment Company Institute
January 23



