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It has been 10 years since the sec implemented compliance rules for mutual funds and ETF providers, and one thing is clear, firms must implement a vigorous and credible program.

It wasn't that long ago that Asian economies could do no wrong, what with their double-digit growth rates, expanding middle classes and legions of educated young people eager to spend.Now that these onetime firecrackers have mellowed out, however, the key question for managers is how to approach Asia now.

With gold performance often hit or miss, fund managers who focus on this commodity face challenges marketing through the ups and downs.

Keeping an Eye on Retirement

The world's largest mutual fund company pulled in more than 90% of the more than $15 billion that investors poured into U.S.-listed ETFs in Q1, adding fuel to the fire of fund managers and providers who fear Vanguard becoming too big.

Cleaning up Europe’s banks is proving to be a boon to accountants and consultants.

From investors scrambling out of ETFs to regulations prompting managers to change distribution strategies, here's top news impacting mutual fund and ETF managers and providers.

BlackRock Inc., the world’s biggest money manager, is expanding top leadership in a reorganization that will result in new roles for at least 10 senior executives.

Vanguard Group Inc., the world’s largest mutual-fund company, said only a minority of high- frequency traders may be hurting other investors.

Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., the closely held asset-management firm, has created a new municipal-bond mutual fund as state and city debt is rallying the most in five years.