Money Management Executive Latest News

  • Sometimes regulatory changes that are meant to benefit investors end up taxing industry professionals, though this does not appear to be the case for the Securities and Exchange Commission's new format for investment company brochures.

    July 27
  • A new survey from Country Financial found that the number of Americans who think college is a good financial investment plunged to 64%, down 16 points from last year and 17 points from 2008.

    July 27
  • As news "broke" Monday that BP [ BP ] CEO Tony "I want my life back" Haywood will step down in October, and news reports of the pervasive greed among the people in the Gulf Coast ... some questions are worth asking.

    July 26
  • Is perception reality? A balance sheet or a SEC filing snapshot says it is.

    July 26
  • In a deal that will combine a base of more than 9,000 financial institutions and 2,500 corporate users of messaging technology, SWIFT plans to acquire Ambit Messaging Hub Assets from SunGard.

    July 26
  • Crooks are using social media sites to promote illegitimate high yield investment programs (Hyips), the U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory (FINRA) warned last week.

    July 26
  • U.S Trust hired nine senior wealth management experts to their California, Arizona and Washington operations as part of their wealth management expansion efforts.

    July 26
  • M&A

    Knight Capital Group said it agreed to acquire Astor Asset Management, LLC, a money management firm specializing in macro-economic strategy and construction of portfolios of exchange-traded funds. Knight said it would pay roughly $20 million in cash and stock, based on Astor’s assets under management at the close.

    July 26
  • WASHINGTON-The mutual fund and brokerage industries are revisiting their sales loads structure following the Securities and Exchange Commission's unanimous decision last Wednesday to revamp the 12b-1 sales and distribution fees that have become so prevalent in the industry and to provide better disclosures of these charges to investors.

    July 26
  • The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority announced Wednesday it fined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. $7.5 million for negligently misrepresenting delinquency data in connection with the issuance of subprime securities.

    July 26