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SEC Commissioner Luis A. Aguilar said that the agency should look at the cash management industry as a whole instead of zeroing in only on money market funds.
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After a large inflow for the previous week, assets of institutional money market funds decreased by $1.06 billion to $1.686 trillion for the week ending Aug. 22.
August 23 -
The inclusion of alternative ETFs in a portfolio provides a risk-adjusted benefit to investors, according to research from Lipper.
August 23 -
John Hancock Financial, the U.S. division of Manulife Financial Corp., has named James D. Gallagher as executive vice president, general counsel and chief administrative officer.
August 23 -
The SEC has approved an Amex Options exchange plan to test trading in options contracts without any limits on the amount of contracts held in the SPDR S&P 500 Exchanged-Traded Fund. That gives the NYSE Euronext unit the ability to match the no-limits policy offered by the Chicago Board Options Exchange.
August 23 -
The Investment Company Institute, which lobbied heavily against money market regulatory changes that were supported by Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro, said it was “pleased” that the commission was dropping its plans to pursue those changes.
August 23 -
Plan participants who pick their own mix of investment options are generally exposed to greater risk due to reduced diversification, according to The Principal.
August 23 -
KPMG has brought on board several new partners and managing directors to bolster the firms Alternative Investment Funds practice.
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Here is the text of the statement by Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro on money market mutual fund reform
August 23 -
Investors last week pulled an estimated $2.67 billion from U.S. stock funds, down from $3.56 billion the prior week and half that two weeks earlier.
August 22 -
Legg Mason is planning to offer a number of index ETFs as well as actively managed fund of funds ETFs.
August 22 -
Heavy lobbying continues in the lead-up to what some expect will be an Aug. 29 SEC vote on controversial money market reforms.
August 22 -
With 1,000 ETFs now trading on Xetra, the Deutsche Bourses electronic trading platform, the exchange remains the leading trading venue for ETFs in Europe.
August 22 -
Two trade groups for corporate treasurers have sounded the alarm about proposed reforms of money market funds, warning that proposed regulations could reduce large companies' financing options - and add to their dependence on megabanks.
August 22 -
Jensen Investment Management has hired Gabe Goddard as chief compliance officer and counsel.
August 22 -
Curian Capital has rolled out two alternative-focused strategies for separate accounts.
August 21 -
The measure of success for Christopher Donahue's defense? That the SEC so far this year has not sought a showdown on reform.
August 21 -
The federal regulator said it has identified the first recipient of a whistleblower award, intended to help curb fraud in the securities industry. But the recipient and the case involved were not identified.
August 21 -
With the departure of Peter Ehret, formerly a senior money manager at Invesco, the firm announced a number of changes to its portfolio manager lineup.
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