Anna Robaton
Anna was a staff reporter for InvestmentNews from 1999 to 2000 before moving on to our sister publication at Crain's New York Business as Health Care reporter. See can see her LinkedIn here.
Anna was a staff reporter for InvestmentNews from 1999 to 2000 before moving on to our sister publication at Crain's New York Business as Health Care reporter. See can see her LinkedIn here.
Money managers in search of bargain stocks are looking no further than competitors' backyards, even if the grass isn't necessarily greener.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which suffered a rocky third quarter with interest rate and inflation jitters, will rally by year-end to 11,500, predicted New York money manager David Alger, chief executive of Fred Alger Management Inc.
Talk about a tease. The spring rally in value stocks melted as quickly as an April snowshower, and 1999 is shaping up to be another disappointment for value investors.
After Heidi Flammang became a widow at age 27, managing a $1 million insurance settlement proved just about as trying as coping with her grief.
Less than a year after its founder was killed in a plane crash, Robert R. Meredith & Co., a bond shop serving wealthy investors, has been acquired by Ascent Asset Management Advisory Services Inc., a fledgling firm just 4% of its size.
While big investment banks concentrate on fancy schmancy deals in the burgeoning Israeli market, a fledgling money manager in New York is betting that American individuals and pension funds also want a piece of the action.
When the financial services unit of General Motors Corp. set out to drum up business in one of…
If the Meyers Pride Value Fund is any indication, mutual funds are coming out of the closet. The…
Financial stocks plunged almost 16% last quarter, and their price-to-earnings ratios are typically half that of the S&P…
Sir John Templeton, perhaps the most prominent international investor of our time, says “almost all” emerging markets today…
