There aren't many mutual funds that give investors access to managed futures, but the dearth of options isn't stopping some financial advisers from considering them.
Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America of Minneapolis today named Giulio Terzariol chief financial officer.
The insurance company will pay $786,655.87 as part of a settlement with the North Carolina insurance department.
Net new issuance of Treasury coupon securities is projected to hit $82.5 billion in the third quarter.
Consumer protections and state partnership arrangements with insurance companies were among the topics.
One in every 171 households received a foreclosure notice in the quarter, according to RealtyTrac.
HealthMarkets Inc. faces up to $10 million in additional penalties if it doesn’t meet disclosure and oversight standards.
Confidence among global institutional investors rose this month, but was weak on the home front, according to a survey.
The Select 5 fixed-interest annuity is a single-premium product that is guaranteed for five years.
The 10 international-sector SPDR ETFs are use as benchmarks a series of the S&P World ex-U.S. broad market indexes.
Mr. Weisbrod, president of Weisbrod Financial Services Inc. and Staar Financial Advisors Inc. of Pittsburgh, is launching sfamoney .com next month as part of an effort to provide advisers and retail investors with model ETF portfolios, commentaries and various other planning tools.
Stung by media and union criticism that their proxy votes are in the pockets of corporate management, the mutual fund industry is fighting back.
Although financial advisers are the key drivers in the generation of hedge fund sales, it appears the hedge fund industry and advisers aren't connecting as well as they might, according to a new study.
American Equity Investment Life Insurance has settled a class action for $16.4 million over abusive annuity sales.
The board took action to improve transparency in the municipal bond market during its three-day meeting.
The ex-Stamford, Conn.-based hedge fund managed by Samuel Israel defrauded investors out of $300 million.
The funds employ long-term capital growth strategies by investing primarily in equity securities of U.S. issuers.
The $12.5 billion allocated to hedge funds during the quarter marked the lowest level of new capital since 2005.
Housing starts rose 9.1% to 1,066,000 units in June from May, but down 26.9% from a year ago.
