- Money Management Executive
The courtroom saga of former Bank of America broker Theodore Sihpol is not yet over, as New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer will pursue four unresolved counts. Sihpol is set to return to court for trial on August 22, with a pre-trial hearing slated for the 15th, Bloomberg reports.
July 8 - Money Management Executive
Thursday morning's series of blasts targeting public transportation during London 's rush hour has set the world at high alert for terrorism and had an immediate impact on markets, but the long-term effect is likely to be negligible, some experts say.
July 8 - Money Management Executive
Birmingham, Mich.-based Munder Capital has launched a hybrid equity mutual fund that targets investment opportunities that span both small- and mid-capitalization companies.
July 7 - Money Management Executive
For all of the backlash that President Bush's idea for including private accounts in Social Security reform has caused in recent months, it would seem the average American isn't sold on the proposal - unless, of course, you listen to folks inside the White House.
July 7 - Money Management Executive
Higher compliance costs and sluggish industry growth are contributing to a recent resurgence in merger and acquisition activity among smaller mutual fund companies, according to senior members of the $8.1 trillion industry.
July 7 - Money Management Executive
Convertibles have been looking a bit shabby lately, but they could be mounting a comeback.
July 7 - Money Management Executive
Legg Mason's deal with Citigroup is a savvy business move, according to Morningstar analyst Rachel Barnard.
July 7 - Money Management Executive
Akron, Ohio-based Oak Associates has launched a new fund that invests primarily in equity securities of small-cap companies based on their growth potential.
July 6 - Money Management Executive
The $1 trillion hedge fund industry is poised for a period of consolidation and slowed growth over the next three years as waning performance and large inflows will drive down fees, accounting firm KPMG and U.K. think tank Create said on Monday, Forbes.com reports.
July 6 - Money Management Executive
Peter Scannell, the whistleblower who helped take down Putnam Investments, for alleged mutual fund trading abuses, on Monday filed a lawsuit against the Massachusetts Attorney General and the state itself seeking a bounty for his role in uncovering the scandal.
July 6 - Money Management Executive
It appears that Amerindo Investment Advisors founder Alberto Vilar may have violated the terms of his recent bail agreement, which was reached after the onetime mutual fund superstar spent three weeks in jail on fraud charges, according to a July 3 report from the New York Post.
July 5 - Money Management Executive
Separate account managers have seen a rise in tax-loss harvesting activity over the past three years, according to recently published research from the Money Management Institute and Financial Research Corporation.
July 5 - Money Management Executive
Mutual fund companies may soon find the small, and sometimes not so small, perks from brokerage houses run dry.
July 5 - Money Management Executive
Akron, Ohio-based Oak Associates has launched a new fund that invests primarily in equity securities of small-cap companies based on their growth potential.
July 5 - Money Management Executive
Akron, Ohio-based Oak Associates has launched a new fund that invests primarily in equity securities of small-cap companies based on their growth potential.
July 5 - Money Management Executive
The investigation into inappropriate gifts from brokers to Fidelity Investments traders, potentially influencing their directed-brokerage decisions, reached the upper-echelon offices of the Boston fund giant last week.
July 4 - Money Management Executive
CI Mutual Funds, Canada's third-largest fund company, plans to establish a fixed administration fee for its mutual funds that would result in lower costs and greater transparency for investors.
July 4 - Money Management Executive
Banks, both large and small, are exiting the fund business.
July 4 - Money Management Executive
The fierce fight for board independence got downright ugly last week, as SEC heavyweights took off the gloves to spar over critical fund governance reforms, just one day before the chairman hung 'em up.
July 4 - Money Management Executive
Audit fees have skyrocketed for some small-fund managers over the past few months, as the slew of new regulations and pending litigation puts the squeeze on small shops' already stretched budgets - forcing them to consider dumping their existing auditors in favor of less expensive ones.
July 4