Investments

One of Wasatch Advisors' investment managers has been added as a portfolio manager on a flagship fund.

Aristotle Capital Management is adding new talent to its team.

Institutional investors are expected to increase their use of exchange-traded funds and institutional demand for fixed income ETFs are expected to rise, according to new findings from iShares.

Expense ratios have changed for 23 Vanguard mutual funds, according to a firm statement.

The 3-star rated ING International Value Fund is unloading two subadvisers at the end of March.

Of the adults who believed their parents set good financial examples, 66% said they had a financial plan and 71% said they felt confident in their financial future.

AdvisorShares is looking to launch a quartet of exchange-traded funds that will bet on gold utilizing local currencies.

Legg Mason Inc. is looking to reconfigure its office space.

F-Squared Investments this week announced that its assets under management topped $10 billion as of January 4, up from approximately $5.6 billion in the previous year.

Stadion Money Management has found itself a new distribution partner.

North America led the rise in global confidence, jumping 7.8 points to 86.3.

The Aquila Group of Funds has appointed Craig DiRuzzo as a regional sales manager focusing on the Tax-Free Fund of Colorado, a municipal bond fund that invests in Colorado’s municipal and state projects, and Aquila’s two nationally distributed mutual funds – Aquila Three Peaks High Income Fund and Aquila Three Peaks Opportunity Growth Fund.

State Street Global Advisors today marked the twentieth anniversary of the first exchange traded fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) by reminiscing on the early years of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF.

Russell Indexes today launched the Russell High Efficiency Defensive Indexes, which it touts as “the first and only series of low volatility benchmarks to offer low targeted tracking error.”

T. Rowe Price Group Inc., the asset manager that has posted a profit every quarter since going public in 1986, said fourth-quarter earnings rose 23 percent as stock markets gained boosted assets and the fees they generate.

Since the start of 2007, for instance, investors of all types have pulled $607.4 billion out of funds that invest in domestic stocks, according to the Investment Company Institute. In the same time, they've added $1.2 trillion to the coffers of bond funds. Will 2013 change this trend?

Ever popular ETFs finished 2012 on a strong note.

In his more than 25 years on the municipal bond desk at Merrill Lynch and BlackRock, Peter Hayes has had front-row seats to some of the biggest changes in asset management, and in particular, how they've affected the municipal bond industry. He brings those to bear in his analysis for 2013.

Ever popular ETFs finished 2012 on a strong note.

Stock funds started the year with a bang.