Paul Schott Stevens
The bill gave rise to fund investing — the most powerful form of financial intermediation for individual Americans
Jay Clayton, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has a window of opportunity to work with the Department of Labor to establish a consistent best-interest standard of conduct that spans retirement and non-retirement accounts.
ETFs convey substantial benefits to investors while providing liquidity to our markets
Compared to other nations, we have a substantial head start in building a sound, funded solution for the challenges of aging populations
The mutual fund industry must continue to build upon the framework of accountability to our investors
To start scrapping savings incentives would undermine the foundation of our retirement system, risking wider damage
Money market mutual funds are one of the most liquid, transparent and heavily regulated financial instruments. They…
Money market funds have served as a low-cost, efficient cash management tool prized by all types of investors since 1983
In global comparisons of how well mutual funds serve their investors, U.S. funds come through with flying colors.
