Largest fund switches indexes; meanwhile, alternative choice adds alternative
Best month of sales in more than three years, thanks to a rush into U.S. large-caps
Locked in a price war with rivals, Vanguard has deployed a new -- and dramatic -- tactic. The fund giant plans to switch the benchmarks for 22 funds. Why? To reduce the licensing fees the company pays, and thus its expense ratios.
Bank-loan funds are red hot these days. Even Jeffrey Gundlach's DoubleLine, which only operates five funds, plans to dive in.
Bond guru throws a party in a most auspicious location
Bond guru makes move into equities with hirings
Community Capital Management expects solid returns as ravaged Northeast communities return
Pyxis hopes to gain from high-yield debt demand, prices fund lower than PowerShares' fund.
Junk bond fund deposits soar to highest this year as ETFs lead
Bruce Bent and his son were cleared Monday of fraud charges stemming from the Primary Reserve Money Market Fund's breaking the buck in 2008.
Losing market share to index-fund specialist; 'we are not happy ...'
Hedge fund managers pulling down nearly twice as much in pay this year
