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Rejiggering also sees Antonelli and Beaulieu named vice chairmen, firm president Roberge to be chief investment officer
Federal regulations and legislation that would make it easier for defined-contribution plans to include lifetime-income products are expected to be introduced next year.
The Labor and Treasury departments are discussing jointly submitting a request for comment from members of the retirement income industry to determine if there needs to be regulation of the market.
Russell Investments has filed to launch 11 exchange-traded funds, prompting questions from industry observers if ETF providers will continue to license the firm's indexes for new ETFs.
Invesco PowerShares Capital Management LLC last Wednesday launched nine small-cap-sector exchange-traded funds, but they will be the last offerings the firm rolls out for a while.
Firm's proposed launch of 11 exchange-traded funds may raise hackles of licensing partners; 'third rail'
Janus Capital Inc. has launched a search for a new head of its offshore business, Janus Capital Group International.
While the Supreme Court's ruling last week on a controversial lawsuit over mutual fund fees was viewed as a huge win by the mutual fund industry, the decision will likely put more pressure on the boards and managements of fund companies to defend their fees and could open the door to even more litigation.
District judge rejects Fidelity's argument, says fund company employees are covered by Sarbanes-Oxley; ruling 'will increase transparency'
The high-court's move in a key case could trigger flood of mutual fund lawsuits
