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OppenheimerFunds is paying $100 million to settle a class-action lawsuit against two of its funds, the Oppenheimer Champion and the Oppenheimer Core Bond funds
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As the nation reaches the Aug. 2 deadline to raise the debt ceiling, Fidelity Investments is telling investors not to panic-sell out of stock and bond funds, and to have confidence in money market funds, which have been safeguarded and have complied with stricter holding rules for the past year.
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Putnam Investments is becoming a key sponsor for Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots football team, replacing Fidelity Investments. As part of the deal, Putnam’s name will replace Fidelity’s on two 3,000-seat luxury clubhouses, the roadway leading in, the entrance and a parking lot. As a result, “Fidelity Way” will become “Putnam Parkway” and the stadiums will be called the “Putnam Club.”
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A majority, 63%, of middle-class Americans thinks that the U.S. is in a double-dip recession, the First Command Financial Behaviors Index shows. Fifty-percent thought the U.S. had reverted back into recession last summer.
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Fifty-five percent of men focus on planning their financial health at least once a week, compared to 42% of women, a survey by Genworth found. Nonetheless, more women than men believe financial well being is critical to maintaining a balanced life.
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European hedge fund advisors will soon be faced with the same challenges and requirements as their U.S. peers.
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European hedge fund advisors will soon be faced with the same challenges and requirements as their U.S. peers.
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Outflows from long-term funds totaled $4.58 billion in the week ended July 20, the Investment Company Institute said.
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MassMutual has made a number of enhancements to its RetireSMART target-date and lifecycle funds, most notably adding mutual fund options to its target-date series. Previously, only separately managed accounts through a group annuity contract were offered as target-date funds.
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The Senate Banking Committee will hold a hearing next Thursday on the nomination of Richard Cordray to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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