Speculative-grade debt now seen as an alternative to equities, says JPMorgan's Shanahan; balance sheets 'in pretty good order'
Survey finds financial advisers ranking second on most-trusted list
Low-cost investing not a 'Johnny-come-lately' strategy for us, she says.
When credit is priced such that carry is no longer as profitable at a customary amount of leverage/risk, then the system will stall, list, or perhaps even tip over, says Pimco's Gross.
Stock pickers at ex-employer TCW are on a roll, but many have committed to stay
Advisers plan to increase their use of alternative ETFs at twice the rate of alternative mutual funds over the next two years; overall alternatives use slipping.
What happens when Jeffrey Gundlach, Michael Hasenstab and Matthew Eagan all team up to subadvise a single fund? We're about to find out.
The onetime 'King of Bonds' is making a serious bid to regain the fixed-income crown. How? By courting retail investors — and their advisers
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
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
