Tapped to head fund giant's core businesses
Company agrees to pay sum to settle Finra charges it exaggerated credit quality of securities in fund
Following Shariah law — and thus steering clear of bank stocks — the Amana Trust Income Fund has been a stellar performer
Number of people under 45 who buy long-term-care insurance is on the rise; cheap premiums
Survey shows money managers still spooked by events in Europe
Company said to be considering adding CDs, bank accounts to offerings; potential move not tied to SEC's reform push, exec says
Feldstein made money betting against the bank, then made more helping it unwind the trades; 'not a master of the universe'
Latest round of protests underscores concerns about investing in the volatile region.
Investors chasing yield are hopping on municipal bonds, which remain cheaper than Treasuries. The question: When will the rush into tax-exempts end?
Financial advisers will have opportunities to help their clients navigate the new health care law.
If it decides to create an equity investment team, DoubleLine Capital LP may be going back to the well at founder and chief executive Jeffrey Gundlach's former employer one more time.
As insurers put the brakes on variable annuity sales, an old rival is emerging as a potential powerhouse in the business.
With rates staying low, carriers have a dim three years on the horizon
