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Jessica Toonkel Marquez

Jessica was a reporter for InvestmentNews from 2009 to 2011. Afterwards she moved on to Thomson Reuters working as a reporter and correspondent, then to 'The Information' as a senior reporter, and in 2022 became Deputy Media Editor at The Wall Street Journal. Connect with her on LinkedIn here.

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  • August 13, 2010

Morningstar to rate Section 529 plans

In a first, the fund tracker will rate college-savings plans based on performance and fees.

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ETF providers take action after recent ‘flash crash’

As regulators and stock exchanges try to figure out what caused the 1,000-point stock market drop May 6, exchange-traded-fund providers are doing damage control.

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SEC sued over porn scandal; attorney wants names

A lawyer in Denver has filed a suit against the Securities and Exchange Commission, demanding the names of the SEC employees who were recently disciplined for viewing pornography on government computers.

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UBS revamps wealth management unit

After weeks of discussions, UBS AG has announced a reorganization of its wealth management business to help integrate the unit with its financial adviser business.

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Janus adds performance fees to eight more funds

Janus Capital Group Inc. is adding performance-based fees to eight more of its equity funds in an effort to further prove to the market that it stands by its research and management capabilities.

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Nuveen jumps into ETF market

Nuveen hopes this type of arrangement is just the first of many as it hopes to subadvise more muni bond ETFs

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Another longtime Fidelity exec exiting

Laura Cronin, enterprise transformation officer and former CFO at Fidelity Investments, is departing. That makes three bigs who will leave the firm this year.

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Legg Mason eying acquisitions, lift-outs overseas

Just days after announcing job cuts domestically, Legg Mason Inc. is looking to make acquisitions or lift-outs internationally to expand its presence abroad.

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Raymond James B-D isn’t buying – and not for sale, Averitt says

Raymond James Financial Services Inc. is focusing on growing organically — even though the firm is in a good position to acquire a smaller independent broker-dealer.