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Fidelity International portfolio manager Anthony Bolton continues to believe in China - in both good times and bad. The manager of the closed-end Fidelity China Special Situations Fund, who came out of less than two years in retirement at the end of 2009 to pick up the China baton once again, addresses the world economy and China's role in that in today's Wall Street Journal.

kasina’s What Advisers Do Online 2010 report shows that advisers continue to increase their use of social networks. Social media, with its inherent networking capabilities and access to rich media, has opened new avenues for advisers to connect with peers and clients.

Used to be that fund managers and investment advisers had to go find, grab and pull back what information they could glean from company systems to determine what assets they or their customers held, how they got there and what was happening with them.

No fund manager likes to fail in his or her trading strategies. It’s bad for business.

Municipal bond mutual funds’ assets climbed to a new record total as they continue to command new money from investors in spite of low yields and a nonstop wave of bad headlines in the mainstream press over state and local government credit.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch's expansion of its retirement services business is picking up momentum.

Congress Finishes Regulatory Reform

Despite investor concerns about a global economic recovery, BlackRock's Bob Doll and Deutsche Bank's Ben Pace are optimistic.

Every time you think you've got a handle on how to manage and benchmark the performance of the funds you invest, markets blow up and you have to start all over again.

JPMorgan Asset Management has named George Gatch, currently CEO of its mutual funds business, as the new head of investment management services for the U.S. and Canada. He is effectively replacing Eve Guernsey, who is retiring, the firm confirmed Monday.

Used to be that fund managers and investment advisers had to go find, grab and pull back what information they could glean from company systems to determine what assets they or their customers held, how they got there and what was happening with them.

No fund manager likes to fail in his or her trading strategies. It's bad for business.

kasina's What Advisers Do Online 2010 report shows that advisers continue to increase their use of social networks. Social media, with its inherent networking capabilities and access to rich media, has opened new avenues for advisers to connect with peers and clients.

Despite investor concerns about a global economic recovery, BlackRock’s Bob Doll and Deutsche Bank’s Ben Pace are optimistic.

July 22 - PennNYC Event: Midsummer Soiree With MIT & Yale - 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. The Highbar, 251 West 48th Street (between Broadway and Eighth Avenue, closer to 8th). RSVP: Marjoree.Chee.c02@alumni.upenn.edu More information: http://www.pennnyc.org/article.html?aid=361&nl=106

Target-date funds are more likely to be used by younger retirement plan participants who have lower account balances and have been at their jobs for less time, according to a study released Thursday by the Employee Benefit Research Institute.

Investors may be gloomy about an economic recovery, but senior executives remain confident in U.S. corporate growth.

Despite flat second-quarter results, Charles Schwab Corp.’s top executive remained upbeat about the remainder of 2010.

Has Citigroup Inc. finally found a strategy to hang its hat on - and is globalization, once again, the key to growth for the largest U.S. asset management firms?

The stock market's wild swings in recent years have prompted regulators to consider new obligations on liquidity providers-traders that post constant streams of quotes, hopefully in bad times as well as good.