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The Financial Stability Oversight Council was characterized as an enigmatic interagency body that has not provided enough rationale for designating certain financial firms as a threat to the economy.
December 14 -
Scott Minerd, global chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners, predicts 10% to 15% of junk bond funds may face high withdrawals as more investors worry about getting their money back.
December 14 -
As signs of stress mount in credit markets, a $788 million mutual fund is blocking clients from pulling their money so its holdings can be liquidated in an orderly fashion.
December 11 -
The burden is on money managers to demonstrate their value by finding "sweet spots" that increase returns and manage risks if they want to maintain record profits and compete with increasingly sophisticated passive investments, according to a new study from McKinsey.
December 10 -
"ETFs are just a better mousetrap than a mutual fund, Kapito said Tuesday at an investment conference sponsored by Goldman Sachs.
December 9 -
Investors resumed redemptions from Bill Gross's Janus Global Unconstrained Bond Fund in November, taking out about $74 million, the largest monthly outflow since the erstwhile bond king took over the fund last year.
December 9 -
Stock demand is rising after the S&P 500 recovered from its first correction in four years, returning to a range that has confined stocks for most of this year.
December 8 -
So far in 2015, Vanguard is leading a record $365 billion in net flows into low-cost and passively managed index funds and ETFs.
December 7 -
For the second straight year, tuition revenue will drop for about 30% of private universities, according to Moody's.
December 7 -
If the SEC's newest rules are enacted, open-end mutual funds and ETFs that invest in municipal securities are likely to become more risk-averse in a variety of ways that have implications for issuers and other investors that perhaps have not been fully considered by executives.
December 3 -
Janus Capital said the head of its fundamental fixed income unit, who oversaw an eight-fold increase in the firms bond assets over the past decade, is leaving.
December 3 -
J.P. Morgans asset-management division promoted James Peagam to head of global insurance solutions, an operation that oversees $78 billion of client funds.
December 3 -
Market performance under different U.S. presidents highlights the importance of heeding this key economic measure.
December 1 -
Recent jittery markets give advisors a terrific chance to judge liquid alt funds. Better yet, a close look can help you better position the portfolios of clients worried about global markets.
November 27 -
Long-time Canadian asset managers including IGM Financials Mackenzie Investments, AGF Management and CI Financial announced plans to offer ETFs in the past month.
November 24 -
Franklin Resources, which has more than $800 billion under management, hired Patrick OConnor from BlackRock to head global ETFs.
November 18 -
Robos don't have to be based on ETFs, says Naureen Hassan, head of Schwab's Intelligent Portfolios. "It can be mutual funds, individual securities -- whatever we want it to be, because it is a technology platform."
November 18 -
Settling charges that it had used false performance claims regarding an ETF-linked strategy, Virtus Investment Advisers agreed to pay the SEC $16.5 million in penalties.
November 17 -
Harvard University and other top schools increased stakes in the third quarter in a Vanguard emerging market ETF that lost 19% amid a rout in developing-nation assets.
November 17 -
Vanguard, the worlds largest mutual fund company, said two long-time managers of the firms funds, Lucius T. Hill and Karl E. Bandtel, will retire next June.
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