Fund performance

July 17: The space, once scoffed at by managers, is expected to grow by more than $300 billion this year.

Data reported by the Investment Company Institute.

The firm’s growth last quarter was the biggest since the 2014 departure of its co-founder Bill Gross.

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The once dubbed masters of the universe have barely made money this year and once again, their returns pale next to those of cheaper index funds.

Taxable-bond mutual funds added more than $17 billion in June, while domestic equity funds lost about $15 billion.

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Data reported by the Investment Company Institute.

Data reported by the Investment Company Institute.

Actively managed funds saw the majority of the largest outflows this year as investors flocked to less expensive passive alternatives.

Money’s not leaving the markets, but rather moving in an “old fashioned” rotation that favors value stocks and small-caps at the expense of tech.

Jack Bogle's advice flies in the face of the market’s recent conventional wisdom.

QIM’s Tactical Aggressive Fund ended May up 13%, adding on to a 9.2% gain in April.

After yanking $719.9 million from a technology fund in May, investors poured $1.78 billion in one day to another fund in the sector.

The exploding popularity of quants has created a gold rush for fund developers.

June, July, and August are projected to reach new highs, generating more than $100 billion of proceeds from called and maturing bonds.

Trend-following investors have been slow to the low volatility pool as analysts warn its advance may be unsustainable.

The funds' success at asset gathering underlines an increasing interest from retail buyers, in addition to institutional investors.

The BlackRock fund will invest in notes supported by consumer loans, such as student debt and credit cards, according to regulatory filings.

Market-implied wagers on a hike have been whipsawed by the political storm buffeting the White House.