Asset managers

The funds are designed to help investors dial up or down their exposure to speculative-grade debt.

Short interest on the largest ETF tracking the S&P 500 is the lowest level on record.

The first pure-play pot ETF in the U.S. expanded 13-fold in five trading days.

Tim Buckley has to navigate the perils of passive-investing dominance.

For the first time, fund managers must disclose a breakdown of their fees to banks, insurers and other distributors.

CEO Greg Friedman says the popular CRM will stay client-focused under new ownership.

The firm aims to use the technology to reduce both manual tasks and risk.

Dec. 18: The proposed active offerings are set to debut in February.

Sponsors can bill the products however they’d like, but the bar to proving they work as advertised is high.

The aim of the so-called systematic internalizer is to lift some of the regulation’s most onerous reporting requirements from its trading partners.

Industry experts offer their forecasts for leading trends in the coming year.

Three popular debt ETFs reported nearly $1.4 billion in combined outflows this week.

These three bellwethers offer insight into the forces that will shape the investing landscape in the decade to come.

Rising technology costs and increased fee pressure are working against the industry, research shows.

The IBD has boosted payouts for advisors as it trims lower producers from its ranks.

More deals are expected in a post-DoL world, Schwab executives say.

Although bigger may be better for the fund giants, passive strategies may be blurring the inherent value of securities.

The estimated $490 million deal is a part of a push from Nippon Life to expand its asset management operations.

Analysts are worried that flows to passive funds may create lockstep moves between shares, distorting the market.

The startup aims to work with exchanges, over-the-counter venues and fund accountants as digital currencies gain more mainstream acceptance.