Mutual funds

Investors will continue to pour money into funds, especially into target date funds and ETFs, according to a report on mutual funds from Tiburon Strategic Advisors.

Regulatory reform is about to exact its price.

Investors will continue to pour money into funds, especially into target date funds and ETFs, according to a report on mutual funds from Tiburon Strategic Advisors.

There's growing concern in the mutual fund space about new regulatory requirements designed to increase transparency about business practices and generally expected to raise the stakes for fund firms and managers.

Ouch! Long-term mutual funds saw $2.99 billion in outflows for the week ended Wednesday, Nov. 14. That's a steep drop from $6.19 billion in inflows the week prior.

First Trust Advisors has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to launch an active exchange-traded fund that will bet on the commodity futures market.

For the week ended November 14, investors pulled an estimated $6.6 billion from mutual funds that invest long-term in U.S. equities, bringing total outflows for the year to more than $123 billion.

The Generations Multi-Strategy Fund, a separate series of the Northern Lights Fund Trust, is liquidating after four years of trading.

President Barack Obama has been re-elected. Is there portent for the mutual fund and exchange-traded fund industry?

Goldman Sachs now wants to be the lowest cost provider of execution services. That means more technology, fewer hands.

Has the bloom come off the inverse and the leveraged exchange-traded fund?

Risk tolerance in the younger U.S. mutual fund investor set has returned to the level seen before the financial crisis of 2008, according to research from the Investment Company Institute.

State Street Corporation’s Chief Financial Officer Edward Resch, 60 is leaving his post in 2013, after more than a decade in the role.

Could the dismal European economy actually be "good" for anyone?

USAA Asset Management Company is so committed to bringing its equity fund business in-house that it is bidding adieu to two subadvisors.

Hypothetically speaking, Franklin Templeton Investments’ latest tool should make life easier for its advisor clients.

Risk tolerance in the younger U.S. mutual fund investor set has returned to the level seen before the financial crisis of 2008, according to research from the Investment Company Institute.

It's makeover time for Casey, Quirk & Associates, which just launched its brand new corporate website.

Franklin Templeton Investments announced a new tool for advisors to create hypothetical portfolio presentations for their clients.

With over 25,000 open-ended mutual funds available for sale in the United States, it is more difficult than ever to stand out from the crowd.