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Five of the worlds largest emerging markets -- Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa -- forged an alliance to cross-list their respective equity-based products.
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Despite the ongoing sluggishness in the nation's economy, investors remain confident in publicly traded companies, according to the 5th annual "Main Street Investor" Survey.
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John Hancock Funds has made a number of enhancements to its Portfolio Insight tool for financial advisors, including the ability to compare portfolios side by side and see full transparency into holdings.
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The SEC, the Federal Reserve and other regulators are not likely to adopt an emergency liquidity facility funded by fund sponsors to backstop money market funds, according to Gregory Johnson, CEO of Franklin Resources.
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Despite concerns over the debt crisis in Europe and the growing debate over a second global recession, recent news on the domestic economic front has been relatively decent, according to Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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Long-term mutual funds had total outflows of $10.95 billion in the week ended Oct. 5, the Investment Company Institute said. This was up substantially from the $5.68 billion of outflows in the previous week ended Sept. 28.
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Stocks gained 102.55 points Wednesday to 11,518.85, up 8.1% in the last seven trading days.
October 12 - Money Management Executive
Long-term mutual funds had total outflows of $10.95 billion in the week ended Oct. 5, the Investment Company Institute said. This was up substantially from the $5.68 billion of outflows in the previous week ended Sept. 28.
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Despite concerns over the debt crisis in Europe and the growing debate over a second global recession, recent news on the domestic economic front has been “relatively decent,” according to Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Reserve and other regulators are not likely to adopt an emergency liquidity facility funded by fund sponsors to backstop money market funds, according to Gregory Johnson, CEO of Franklin Resources.
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