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Matt Ackermann

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Legg Mason to buy money manager QS Investors in equity push

Legg Mason Inc., the money manager that has struggled with more than five years of net redemptions, said it will buy QS Investors, a global quantitative equity firm.

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Miller: Gundlach’s bearish housing position is wrong

Bill Miller said Jeffrey Gundlach and real estate billionaire Sam Zell are wrong about housing.

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  • ETFs
  • July 21, 2014

BlackRock junk ETFs push buyers to dark corners

Buyers of junk bonds are retreating to the market's more obscure securities as the rise of exchange- traded funds fuels concern that such fast-moving cash is exacerbating price swings.

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SAC’s Steinberg sentenced as insider probe winds down

Former SAC Capital Advisors LP hedge fund manager Michael Steinberg was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for insider trading, capping one of the biggest victories for prosecutors who spent seven years investigating the firm and its boss, Steven A. Cohen.

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Ex-UBS banker pleads guilty in 17-year U.S. tax scheme

Martin Lack admitted that for 17 years he helped U.S. clients maintain secret overseas accounts.

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BlackRock hires White House adviser Bianchi

Sarah Bianchi, the director of economic and domestic policy for Vice President Joe Biden, was hired as a managing director in its advisory unit.

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AMG first-quarter profit rises; acquires global equity manager

Affiliated Managers Group Inc., the company that owns stakes in more than two dozen money managers, said first-quarter profit rose 11% as the rally in global stocks boosted assets under management.

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Stanford fraud suits allowed by Supreme Court

Victims of R. Allen Stanford's $7 billion Ponzi scheme can sue outside companies and law firms alleged to have played a role in the fraud, the Supreme Court has ruled, dealing a setback to the securities industry.

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Morgan Stanley to pay fine over CFTC customer-fund claims

Morgan Stanley will pay $490,000 to settle U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission allegations that the company failed to adequately oversee customer funds.

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SEC to hire former Finra exec to run trading division

The Securities and Exchange Commission is poised to name a former executive of Wall Street's self-regulator as its top overseer of exchanges, brokerages and clearing firms, according to three people familiar with the matter.