Mutual funds

Man Group, the world's biggest publicly traded hedge fund manager, is looking blue after the departure of CEO Emmanuel "Manny" Roman to Pimco.

In his new position, Roman will replace Douglas Hodge, who presided over a tumultuous time that included the departure of Bill Gross and a plunge in assets at the firm.

The asset manager co-founded by Bill Gross has suffered internal turmoil since his departure in 2014.

A class action suit against Fujitsu Technology and Business of America and similar cases alleging fiduciary breaches may signal an oncoming wave of litigation targeting small retirement plans.

As the industry endures market volatility and the onslaught of federal regulations, the search for cost reductions has become vital.

An already brutal year for large-cap managers, with only 18% beating the Russell 1000 Index through June 30, according to research.

The latest to join the digital advice club is Legg Mason, which revealed this month it had taken an 82% stake in robo platform Financial Guard.

JPMorgan Chase, which acquired the company in 2008, is still trying to get insurers to foot part of the bill.

The party supports a financial transaction tax to rein in "excessive speculation" and fast traders that have "threatened financial markets."

The wirehouse will be the first full-service wealth manager to offer the new ETF-mutual fund hybrid to clients.

Thanks to the surging popularity of passive investing, MSCI and a handful of its rivals are quietly replacing the giants of money management.

Assets rose to $1.48 billion as of June 30 for the fund.

A new asset management record for Vanguard is another reminder to the mutual fund industry that cost is fast becoming the determining factor to an offering’s success.

When the first ETF launched in 1993, it was anything but clear that these funds would take off, and at first, they didn’t.

In pulling their money out of property funds at such a rapid pace four asset managers froze withdrawals this week, the investors showed how the cost of Brexit is spreading.

Why active managers do better in junk is a pressing question for investors who've poured $61 billion into bond ETFs in 2016.

The firm pulled in $148 billion in new client money during the first six months of 2016, surpassing its previous first-half record of $140 billion set last year, a spokesman said.

At a time when stock pickers are losing prestige and assets, this SunAmerica fund manager is beating all of his rivals.

Team a top-ranked bond manager with a Nobel Prize-winning economist, and you might just have a shot at beating the stock market.

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