A handful of publicly held life insurers dominate the market for traditional long-term-care insurance, but mutual life insurers are beginning to make inroads with agents and financial advisers.
Fund researcher tells SEC that plan participants don't have access to vital information; what's the glide path?
U.S. stocks may plunge in the second half of the year “like in 1987” if the Standard & Poor's 500 Index climbs without further stimulus from the Federal Reserve
More worries for REIT investors. Inland American, the largest nontraded property trust in the U.S., says the SEC is looking into, among other things, the trust's fees and administration.
Advisers can fill void left by doctors, lawyers; living wills, DNRs crucial
Sloane tabbed to oversee third-party distribution for United Services
Pouring funds into global high-yield ETFs; return up more than 10% in the first quarter
Insurer sees big room for growth in fund world; relocating, bulking up sales force
Combining U.S. retail sales with marketing, product management, global ETF groups
The hottest fund managers, rankings and overviews of the latest developments in the mutual fund business.
Activist hedge funds have pulled in at least $2 billion in new assets from institutional investors over the past two years, with a marked acceleration in pace in the second half of 2011 and so far in 2012.
2.6M claim involved DBSI TICs; significant exposure remains
Investors are far more likely to be better off with publicly traded REITs, the research firm said in a report released Wednesday.
