Fund performance

The capital increase — the bank's fourth since 2010 — is the centerpiece in CEO John Cryan's new turnaround plan.

They're not the only ones questioning the outlook for inflation.

The fund, co-managed by Dan Ivascyn and Alfred Murata, returned an average of 8.5% annually over the last five years.

The volatility hedge fund nearly doubled its company's size in March to $32 million after big inflows.

A report from the bank concludes that payouts on the country's securities, while difficult to determine, are likely to far exceed current pricing.

Companies in the Russell 2000 index are among the biggest beneficiaries from President Trump's growth and tax reform agenda, and a stronger dollar.

The gains have been so strong that short sellers are now piling on bearish bets.

CEO Laurence D. Fink’s restructuring efforts will move $6 billion run by traditional stock pickers into cheaper funds where quants play a role.

Multi-asset funds offer something that isn't easy to automate.

The outflows are another indication of the hedge fund industry's declining popularity after years of under-performance.

These products haven’t suffered the same fate as other active portfolios because they offer something that isn’t easy to automate.

A high-yield corporate debt fund offering from the bank.

Now, the managers of the Titan Opportunities Fund want to step up their bets by raising as much as $175 million.

The peso's real-effective exchange rate reached a 21-year low following President Donald Trump's election, boosting the earnings outlook for exporters.

Investors are looking beyond declines from rising rates and speculation of diminished demand for shortages that may propel the metal over the longer term.

With the cheapest stocks in major Asian markets, traders whipping around prices, and fewer institutional investors; the golden era is back, a manager says.

He held on, even as redemptions at the Pershing Square Capital Management fund mounted into the hundreds of millions.

The funds have accounted for 27% of all trades since the election, 3 percentage points above average.

In one of the biggest bull markets in recent history, some mutual funds are still cheap by historical measures.

The funds have accounted for 27% of all trades since the election, 3 percentage points above average.