Emerging markets could be the next bubble to watch out for, but the doesn't mean the run is over yet, according to John-Paul Smith, chief strategist for Pictet Asset Management Ltd.
Mutual fund companies are under more pressure to lower fund expenses at a time they're being squeezed by distributors for more cash, said speakers at a mutual fund conference today in Boston.
Trading will begin tomorrow on four actively managed exchange-traded funds launched by Grail Advisors LLC.
Virtus Investment Partners Inc. has received shareholder approval to convert two funds of mutual funds using target risk strategies into more aggressive sector rotation funds investing in exchange-traded funds.
Lenders are ramping up efforts to avoid home foreclosures, but a report by bank regulators says more than half of borrowers who get help fall behind again.
CIT Group Inc. shares plunged in premarket trading Wednesday as the commercial lender is reportedly trying to craft an exchange that would cut its debt and offer bondholders an equity stake in the company in a bid to avoid bankruptcy.
An exchange-traded fund launched last week offers investors access to hard-to-reach segments of the municipal-bond market. Another has been proposed.
Atlantic City police are investigating how a hedge fund executive fell to his death from an escalator.
With the S&P 500 up more than 18% since the start of the year and almost 60% from the March 9 market low, it might be easy to make a case for long or even leveraged-long equity exposure.
Institutional investors are examining every aspect of their fund-of-hedge-funds portfolios and the managers in charge of them in the wake of the performance debacle of 2008, liquidity problems and the seismic shock of Bernard L. Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. is investigating whether broker-dealers are meeting their obligations to municipal-bond issuers who seek distribution to retail investors.
Total money market mutual fund assets rose $198 million to $3.483 trillion for the week, the Investment Company Institute said Thursday.
As the third quarter ends, the performance of many mutual funds confirms that investors have regained their taste for risk amid more signs of an economic recovery.
The Mutual Fund Store LLC, a registered investment adviser with $4.3 billion of assets gathered from offices across the country, announced today it was rolling out a service that provides retirees with a steady income.
Emerging-markets equity and bond funds, along with global bond funds, experienced substantial inflows over the last week, an indication that investors are now moving farther out on the risk curve, according to a report from Emerging Portfolio Fund Research Inc.
A money-market mutual fund that held more than $60 billion before it notoriously <a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20081029/REG/810299994&ht=bruce%20bent>”broke the buck"</a> a year ago said Wednesday it will hand out $1 billion in a fifth distribution to investors from the fund's remaining assets.
Lord, Abbett & Co. LLC is exiting the business of offering bundled 401 (k) plans — and has agreed to transition its nearly $1.2 billion in 401(k) assets to The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc.
Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin's Division of Securities sent a letter yesterday to Judge Paul Gardephe of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York to oppose any proposals to “claw back” money from investors in The Reserve Primary Fund who withdrew their investment just prior to the fund's closure.
A key regulator on Tuesday urged Congress to go beyond an Obama administration proposal and impose comprehensive oversight on the sprawling, complex market for financial derivatives blamed for worsening the credit crisis last fall
