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It wants to double its assets under management, currently about $6 billion, over the next five years, according to Wietlisbach. Haverford is seeking to bolster its name recognition beyond the Philadelphia area through an advertising campaign and event sponsorship in cities such as Chicago, Boston, Dallas and Los Angeles.
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Asset management fees for hedge funds, private equity, infrastructure and real estate have all fallen in both pooled and separately managed accounts, according to the 2010 Asset Manager Fee Survey by Mercer.
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Index will generate resources for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
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Former President Bill Clinton stood alongside President Barack Obama at a news conference and endorsed Obamas deal with congressional Republicans to extend the Bush-era tax cuts and unemployment benefits.
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More companies are shuttering branches obtained in Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.-backed deals. In most cases, buyers took on branches in markets beyond their geographical scope, or came to a later realization that it would cost too much to maintain and compete for greater market share in single-branch markets.
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In the third quarter, most big regionals exceeded the pending common equity targets established so far, but some may still face a long road out of capital purgatory.
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Dow Jones has partnered with the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria to launch the Dow Jones Global Fund 50 Index to help the Global Fund’s cause, with a portion of the revenues generated from licensing the index going to the fund.
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The new hires come from Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and Merrill Lynch
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department on Thursday filed a six-count indictment against three former UBS bankers — Peter Ghavami, Gary Heinz and Michael Welty — for participating in fraud schemes and conspiracies in connection with the bidding on contracts for municipal bonds from 2001 until 2006.
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For younger employees the possibility of an enjoyable retirement is dwindling.
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The Investment Company Institute and the Independent Directors Council have filed a friends-of-the-court brief in support of the lawsuit the Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have filed to vacate the new SEC proxy access rules as they apply to registered investment companies.
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To avoid a repeat of 2008 when food and energy prices in Europe reached record highs, the European Commission is considering regulating the commodities markets.
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A paradigm shift is occurring in how bank investment program executives see retirement planning, according to Scott Stathis, managing director of Kehrer LIMRA. Stathis discussed with me some of the key findings of his retirement roundtable back in October.
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Positions are being funded with the help of $2.4 million in state tax credits.
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For younger employees the possibility of an enjoyable retirement is dwindling.
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Thirty-one percent of employers say they will offer a Roth conversion option within their 401(k) by the end of next year, but few employees seem interested.
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A few housekeeping tips before we ring in the New Year could help ensure investors are in shape for tax time and beyond.
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And money market funds saw $32.53 billion in inflows.
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Peter Orszag will be vice chairman of global banking and a member of Citi's senior strategic advisory group.
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The federal government accuses Peter Ghavami, Gary Heinz and Michael Welty of fraud relating to municipal bond bids.
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