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Investors have not yet fully recovered their faith in long-term U.S. mutual funds, but the cash outflow in January was not nearly as bad as the previous month.

Regulators are stepping up their efforts to safeguard investors and their money from unscrupulous financial advisors. Here’s an interactive slide show detailing five advisors who have already found themselves in the SEC’s crosshairs this year.

HNW clients are price sensitive, but advisors have made their case as the economy comes out of the financial crisis.

As brokers and investors are all too aware by now, IRS Form 1099-B, on which brokerage transactions are reported, has a new look this year and advisors and clients are scrambling to makes sense of it.

UBS Wealth Management Americas has snapped up a three-member Wells Fargo financial advisor team in Northbrook, Ill.

This is the week that actively managed exchange-traded funds get their biggest booster shot since they first arrived, less than five years ago.

Nasdaq OMX Group said it entered into a new five-year employment agreement with Robert Greifeld, its chief executive officer.

New study finds that majority of middle-income Americans admit to knowing little about the Medicare program.

Hungry for healthier returns, more mutual funds are investing in commodities, commodity futures, swaps and options.

Institutional investors continued the pattern established late in 2011 of reducing allocations to equities, according to results of the State Street Investor Confidence Index for February 2012.