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The leak included information on about 12,000 advisors who are clients at LPL Financial.

Brexit, worries about trade wars and rising interest rates have prompted a selloff in developed country stocks.

Institutional withdrawals amounted to nearly $35 billion in the fourth quarter.

Nearly all of the outflows came from mutual funds and ETFs that posted losses.

The funds include a wide range of offerings from emerging markets to precious metals, multi-strategy and REITs.

High-yield and leveraged loan funds “rebounded incredibly strongly (too strongly, possibly),” a strategist writes.

Mark Wiedman’s takeover as head of international and corporate strategy could be a sign of larger changes ahead, a memo suggests.

It's the firm's largest headcount reduction since 2016.

Data reported by the Investment Company Institute.

Slower economic growth and increased market volatility have investors seeking large companies with healthy balance sheets.

The top 20 are now home to nearly $1.2 trillion in combined assets.

The firm says clients can achieve similar risk-return exposures and long-term returns with a well-diversified portfolio.

A record 186 funds were shuttered last year. What does this mean for the future of the industry?

A record number of fund openings and closures were reported last year. What does this mean for the future of the industry?

They may trade like stocks, but a new report suggests investors stop treating the two like they are one and the same.

Beyond U.S. equities, the power balance tilted broadly to index funds in 2018.

Incentives to buy the products have eroded amid signs of slowed interest rate hikes from the Fed and the heightened fear of a trade-war.

Some of the largest and fastest-growing economies in the world are still considered emerging markets.

Year-end tax planning may be at the root of the combined $1.8 billion in outflows, an expert says.

The SEC has cited concerns about manipulation as a top worry that must be addressed before it approves a bitcoin ETF.