A new study shows that correlations between many so-called “risk-on assets” have risen dramatically over the last decade.
Last year's stock market volatility has taken its toll: Financial advisers are a lot more skittish about equities now than they were at the start of 2011.
New fund likely to attract price-conscious clients; 'seminal moment'
State and local governments not nearly out of the woods, analyst says
Ratings cuts of two or more notches are expected to pick up over the summer as agencies review their methodologies
Data shows investment managers embracing passive funds with a passion; low fees a big draw
Returns for top-rated tax-exempt paper on a par with Treasuries; lower-rated debt the better bet, say experts
Judge upholds Finra's earlier decision in muni bond fund dispute; ordered to pony up $54M
Emerging-hedge-fund managers are getting more attention from institutional investors because they tend to produce better returns than larger, more established funds, but industry insiders disagree about the extent of the outperformance.
Emerging-markets funds managed by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Franklin Resources Inc. were among the U.S.-registered mutual funds that fell the most in last week's commodities selloff.
'Rising stars' in developing nations should stay ahead of inflation by passing price hikes on to consumers
Morningstar tabs managers at Sequoia Fund, Janus Overseas and Templeton Global Bond for 'exceptional performance' in 2010
With low interest rates, investors actively seeking passive management, fund firm boss says
Commission said to favor plan requiring funds to hold cash reserves; floating rate NAV for those that don't
Investors last week pulled more money from money-market mutual funds than any week this year.
Europe is being blamed again today for the volatility in the U.S. equity markets, but some market watchers are saying the knee-jerk reactions by investors go too far.
