Fund performance

One fund’s strategy this week amounted to almost 48% of its average daily turnover during the past 90 days.

The first U.S.-listed marijuana ETF already has inflows of $386 million this year.

Commodities, which boomed before the crash, weighed heavily on returns the past 10 years.

The firm reported $33.9 billion in redemptions from active funds over the last year.

Growth funds have performed best over the past decade, outpacing value funds.

The firm had strong net inflows to its U.S. Income Fund as well as strategies including long duration and income.

Both long and short investments focused on volatility were mostly crushed lately.

The recent plunge raised suspicions that quants had caused or exacerbated the sell-off.

Data reported by the Investment Company Institute.

The top 20 funds are from just three asset managers: Fidelity, Vanguard and American Funds.

The last time the industry’s largest ETF experienced redemptions close to this pace was before the financial crisis.

The largest ETFs that track the two asset classes posted about $3.1 billion of withdrawals last week.

The products exceeded their previous monthly flows record by nearly 30%.

The strategy draws investor interest again, mostly on the strength of fixed income.

Winners were from Fidelity, Causeway, T. Rowe Price and Prudential.

In an industry that’s all relative, sometimes a 14% return puts you near the bottom of the pile.

Seniors are less likely to itemize tax deductions this year as a result, an expert says.

Data reported by FUSE Research.

Portfolio managers from T. Rowe Price, Fidelity and Pimco are among those nominated for the awards.

Many U.S. stock funds posted double-digit percentage gains, but international equities fared even better. Which were the biggest winners?