Bold bets, market fears have investors heading for the exits despite longer-term outperformance.
J.P. Morgan Asset Management, <a href="http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20150115/FREE/150119961/j-p-morgan-funds-garner-most-dollars-from-advisers-morningstar" target="_blank">the top-selling stock-picking fund manager for the past two years</a>, is getting help selling its index-tracking ETFs from Charles Schwab.
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The factor-based investor popular with financial advisers will build indexes for John Hancock funds.
Group focuses on mainstream and alternative investments such as nontraded REITs.
Equal-weighted exposure to the S&P 500 for 30 basis points.
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The billionaire who built Franklin Templeton survived a lawsuit by the son of an early investor who said he was cheated out of a stake in the firm worth $136 million. But the company will still have to defend itself in court.
Treasuries rebound after tumbling Tuesday amid Fed debate, while BMO's Collins wonders 'Are we in the eye of the storm right now?'
Firm follows BlackRock, Deutsche Bank and WisdomTree in rolling out currency-hedged offerings.
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Firm will waive a portion of its management fee and limit expenses for at least the first year of the large-cap version of its ActiveBeta ETFs.
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VTL manages eight ETFs and $1.7 billion, is known for funds that use rule-based approaches to select stocks that may outperform the market.
Fighting the temptation to try and time the market pays off in the long run.
A first for the mutual fund industry, and the cheapest offering in ETFs, an analyst says.
Jeffrey Gundlach's $48.2 billion DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund returned 0.7% over the past month while his peers showed losses.
Tax-exempt category is actually benefiting from the dark cloud hanging over it.
Puerto Rico's governor says the island's $72 billion debt load is too big to pay. OppenheimerFunds, the largest mutual-fund holder of the bonds, disagrees.
Stocks have been murdered, and China seems to have been caught red-handed. But some financial luminaries are pointing to a surprising defendant: the risk-parity strategy pioneered by hedge fund manager Ray Dalio. Who's guilty?
