The funds face the challenge of declining rates as their assets hit $4.77 trillion amid the flight to safety
The firm suggests buying U.S. and emerging market debt and averaging into select stock sectors
The Fed's two corporate lending programs could buy up to $750 billion in debt and exchange-traded funds
The news that the Fed was willing to buy some high-yield debt has made investors more comfortable about buying
InvestmentNews Chief Content Officer George Moriarty looks at why investors are throwing billions into leveraged ETFs
The digital finance platform banks on zero-fee bait to attract young consumers
Investor advocates: Common sense and the Investment Advisers Act require the disclosure of higher-fee funds
The influx, the biggest since at least 2013, defies the surge in equity prices that has occurred this month
The insurance giant announced an exclusive deal to distribute unit investment trusts
The enforcement action demonstrates the agency's continued targeting of conflicts over fund fees
USO's sale of June WTI futures contracts triggered a big move in the spread between the June and July contracts
While advisers generally tell clients to stay the course, there are few products that reward those who do
The stock market eroded account balances, but savers increased their contributions
When fund managers rejigger their methodology, investors don't know how to calculate returns
The Pacer fund could invest in stocks of businesses that identify or combat diseases or companies that enable social distancing
The United States Oil Fund had to suspend the issuance of new shares after losing a third of its value in two days
Report says lower trading costs will encourage advisers to use exchange-traded funds for niche asset allocations
New thematic funds offer expense ratios that drop over time
The end of the formal initiative failed to soothe worries about future enforcement
Pharmaceutical Product Development mismanaged its 401(k) plan, opting for costlier investments than necessary, plaintiffs say
