Investment strategies

The consumer price index came in a little cooler last month, ending a streak of bad inflation data — at least for now.

Women see and understand the research underscoring the benefits of diversity in leadership and want to align their investment dollars with this approach.

The Wall Street giant distinguishes its custody service by being a pioneer in allowing private equity, private credit and similar investments to be used as collateral for loans to RIA clients.

The Wall Street giant plans to use the money raised to originate, underwrite and hold loans backed by high-quality real estate.

April saw a steep drop in investment in exchange-traded funds. Here are the 20 that lost the most.

As stocks stumbled last month, exchange-traded funds took in 63% less than in March. See which ETFs got through April with the most investor cash.

As investors try to lock in high yields, actively managed bond funds are making an unexpected comeback.

Analysts find that funds selling call options tend to do poorly in bull markets and lag behind broader market indexes.

The flood of money into exchange traded funds does little to help most wealth managers who used to reap hefty fees from actively managed mutual funds.

The Wall Street giant has been moving away from providing in-house retail investment advice to finding ways it can support smaller firms.

Last year, almost $1 trillion flooded into money market funds. Here are the 20 that have grown the biggest.

As ESG investments face political backlash, here's how financial advisors are talking to clients about impact investing.

Cash may feel safe on a visceral level, but it is not a risk-free asset in terms of preserving real value on a long-term portfolio.

Even as ETFs in general enjoyed a bullish month, some funds lost billions of dollars. Here are the bottom 20.

Investors poured cash into exchange-traded funds last month. Here are the biggest winners.

It may seem like ESG's moment has passed. But as millennial and Gen Z investors gain more wealth, do-good investing is likely to become more important than ever.

After getting caught in the culture wars and suffering massive outflows, ESG funds looked down for the count. Here's what experts say is next.

Lack of information and transparency — as well as lack of a true economic stress test — give the IMF pause over the rapidly growing investments.

Authors add that the asset class can still be a welcome source of diversification for investors who can stomach the risk.

Donald Trump's company's recent IPO, stock surge and decline are prime examples of what to watch for. Here are the three red flags that signal something is too good to be true.