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The fixed-income trade is booming at BlackRock and other investment firms, which are capturing a greater amount of activity -- and fees -- with their ballooning credit ETF businesses.
March 11 -
Pimco says investors should move out of government securities and into corporate credit because the U.S. will avoid a recession.
March 10 -
The clearing houses are too important to fail, and the current rules governing their risk management are too lax.
March 10 -
As a repository like Microsoft SharePoint grows, the firm's best content gets dumped in with all the rest - the good, the bad, and the ugly.
March 8
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BlackRock issued and sold more shares than it was authorized to in its iShares Gold Trust, which could lead to penalties by regulators.
March 8 -
Investors are poised to pull as much as $400 billion from U.S. money market funds that buy commercial paper, predicts JMorgan Chase.
March 7 -
State Street's asset-management arm is starting an ETF that will track U.S. companies with female leaders.
March 7 -
Jon Short, the head of wealth management at Pimco, is leaving after 10 years to join Dan Zwirns hedge fund, Arena Investors.
March 3 -
SPDR Gold shares have attracted $4.55 billion of new money in 2016, the most among all U.S.-listed ETFs.
March 3 -
ETFs may be so complex and subject to such volatility that they require a distinct set of rules from equities, suggested SEC Commissioner Kara Stein.
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