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Latin America and Asia are now an integral part of large funds’ bond and equity strategies.

The coming weeks will be interesting and advisors will be caught in the middle trying to strike a balance.

A closer examination of why (and why not) annuities belong in a 401(k) plan.

May’s high hopes for a robust economic recovery dashed, many bank CEOs and CFOs now expect a double dip.

UMB Financial Corp. has added an insurance brokerage leg to its distribution structure for health savings accounts.

The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to launch its new office of municipal securities by the end of October, chairman Mary Schapiro said in prepared testimony presented to the Senate Banking Committee Thursday.

Nearly all The Bond Buyer’s weekly yield indexes rose slightly as an influx of new-issue supply weighed on municipals.

The Securities and Exchange Commission charged two State Street Bank and Trust Co. employees for allegedly misleading investors about their exposure to subprime investments.

The company's CEO John Koelmel offered a conservative outlook on the M&A market, his thoughts on prudent growth and a critique of financial reform.

As the Financial Stability Oversight Council prepared to hold its first meeting Friday, members of the panel faced open doubts from lawmakers and others about how fast it can move and what it can accomplish.

Robert Reynolds, the company’s chief executive officer, said in an interview Thursday that Putnam has offered 529 plans for 10 years, but this plans will take a broader national approach.

UMB Financial Corp. has added a leg to its distribution structure for health savings accounts.

The Great Recession and increasing concerns about the future of Social Security have led Americans to find new ways to build retirement income, according to a new survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institute.

The Profit Sharing/401(k) Council of America has honored McDonald’s for having the best retirement plan, in its inaugural Plan Sponsor of the Year Award.

Dodge and Cox has launched the Dodge & Cox Worldwide Funds-International Stock Fund, an Ireland-domiciled UCITS (undertaking for collective investment in transferrable securities).

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday charged two State Street Bank and Trust Co. employees for allegedly misleading investors about their exposure to subprime investments.

New survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds that Americans are becoming more proactive with savings

Auto enrollment in defined-contribution plans is replacing lost boomer assets.

After leaving a large footprint during her 30 year career in the brokerage channel, this former Morgan Stanley executive is taking her talents to the independent arena.

Boston firm brings its institutional strategies to high-net worth individuals.