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Although there were sharp disagreements at a Treasury Department conference Tuesday about what kind of role the government should take in the future of housing finance, one idea in particular seems to be gaining momentum: creating an insurance fund to back mortgage-backed securities. future-of-housing-finance
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After leading the regulator's division of investment management for four years, Andrew J. Donohue announced he will leave in
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Investors are more optimistic this month about the economy than they were last month, according to a survey released on Tuesday.
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Raymond James Financial won the dismissal of a class-action lawsuit on Monday after the judge in the case said the complaint was too long and didnt contain enough facts.
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Financial institution ING Investment Management has hired professionals from Columbia Management and Invesco to focus on strengthening the firms relationships with institutional investment consultants.
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High-frequency traders are market jackals and not market makers, in increasingly electronic markets, JonesTrading Institutional Services said in a White Paper released Tuesday.
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Most prefer self-directed investing rather than "expensive" advisors, according to Spectrem Group.
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Fixed annuities drag the overall numbers down, but variable annuity sales are growing at a healthy clip.
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Ameriprise Financial Inc. plans to reduced the lineup of mutual funds run by Columbia Management, but step up marketing and add jobs, according to a report in the Boston Globe.
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Fiserv said it hired former JPMorgan Chase executive Sean Gallagher as president of its Investment Services division.
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The Tuition Plan Consortium said Monday it re-launched Independent 529 Plan as Private College 529 Plan, to foster pre-purchasing of tuition fees as present rates. The consortium said its Private College 529 Plan will offer investors a way to lock in tuition rates at more than 275 private colleges and universities.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has fined three firms $242,500 for municipal rules violations. They include $150,000 against Raymond James Financial Services for supervisory failures related to so-called 529 college savings plans it sold to clients.
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The new vehicle comes less than three years after the close of its predecessor, which is already showing a 13% IRR.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is being told by some compliance and financial reporting experts that its proposed requirement for broker-dealers to cough up more detailed and frequent financial reports could be too cumbersome and costly to follow.
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Forty-two percent of 111,731 CFA candidates that took the exam passed in June.
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After pleading guilty to an investment scam that defrauded 34 clients out of over $700,000, a former Merrill Lynch advisor was sentenced to seven years in prison on Friday.
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The Tuition Plan Consortium said Monday it re-launched Independent 529 Plan as Private College 529 Plan, to foster pre-purchasing of tuition fees as present rates.
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Bank of America is rumored to be considering selling its 34% stake in BlackRock, according to The Wall Street Journal. Now the question is whether the bank is looking to get out of asset management altogether.
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Independent member firms of FINRA have landed seats on the regulators board.
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Bank of America is rumored to be considering selling its 34% stake in BlackRock, according to The Wall Street Journal. Now the question is whether the bank is looking to get out of asset management altogether.
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