As banks sell munis, and the Fed hikes rates, supply and demand take over.
People are healthier and living longer than ever, and MIT AgeLab's Joe Coughlin says advisers are primed to take advantage.
Clients interested in 'responsible' investing, but only 38% of advisers feel knowledgeable.
Finra panel says firm and broker are liable for damages, interest, fees and costs.
The funds offer direct competition but also a way for small or actively managed players to get a piece of the pie.
Walt Bettinger says ETF OneSource will be expanded to a 'measurable extent'
The agency is working on an oversight regime for exchange-traded funds; it's also asking questions about the indexes that underpin the ETF market.
Impact Shares Corp. will partner with nonprofits to create new focused-issue funds.
While hugely popular, they are still no cure-all
State insurance commissioners don't include life products in their annuity suitability reform.
Company's revised goal from $100 million could be a sign RIA valuations are rising.
The agency has gotten more than 90 comments on Cboe's proposal for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
But Larry Fink is 'very excited' about blockchain technology and says it could be a way to enhance company's Aladdin system
Inflows into iShares products totaled $17.8 billion during the second quarter, the lowest level in two years
Consumers value designations, although opinions vary on which ones carry the most swagger.
House committee approves measures to raise contribution limits, extend eligibility.
Selloffs in developing-nation currencies are likely to get worse, survey shows
Funds that are seeing inflows largely steer clear of sectors like utilities.
New sub-advised funds, offered exclusively through financial advisers, are intended to lower costs and provide 'greater flexibility.'
