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Neuberger Berman has filed with the SEC to bring its Greater China Equity strategy stateside.

Morgan Stanley Alternative Investment Partners (AIP) today announced the launch of the AIP Dynamic Alternative Strategies Fund, its first mutual fund.

Goldman Sachs has filed to launch the Multi Asset Real Return Fund. The fund seeks real return by investing in inflation-sensitive assets.

Janus Capital Group announced a number of portfolio management changes on Monday.

The Internal Revenue Service is cautioning tax-exempt organizations such as charities and other not-for-profits that they face a deadline of May 15 under which they are required by law to file annual reports.

Any firm that wants to grow needs to consider how to best manage one of its key assets—its people. Unfortunately, Matt Matirisian reminds us, although most advisors are great entrepreneurs and visionaries, they are not necessarily good people managers.

Securities regulators are reviewing a proposal that would require the riskiest money-market mutual funds to adopt a floating share price, according to a person familiar with the matter.

A new Franklin Templeton survey found that globally investors are optimistic about 2013, but are still wary of the potential for risk.

There were a dozen critically undercapitalized banks at the end of the first quarter, according to Trepp, a data analysis firm in New York. Regulators are compelled to close banks when their capital gets that low. Several have failed in recent weeks, while one found a buyer.

First the good news about the wealth management fever that's sweeping the U.S. banking industry: there are real opportunities for banks that can adapt quickly. The bad news? Competition is fierce.