Bruce Berkowitz's Fairholme Capital Management will hold a 90-minute conference call with BofA CEO Brian Moynihan on Aug. 10 during which investors in the Fairholme Fund, which holds 92.6 million shares of the bank, will get to ask about its sagging share price.
Fed head criticizes rater's proposal to reveal which funds might be bailed out during market panics
The top fund hawkers generally take the same approach to winning over advisers
BlackRock Inc., which controls 42% of the exchange-traded-fund market, is calling on its peers and regulators to raise their standards in terms of transparency and oversight of ETFs
Morningstar Inc. will begin ranking exchange-traded-fund managed portfolios, the company said last week in Chicago at its ETF Invest Conference
Raymond James Financial Inc. aims to have a no-fee ETF program up and running within six months.
The Institute is worried that a recent report about synthetic ETFs actually tarred all exchange-traded funds. That, in turn, led to 'inflammatory media coverage.'
With the Sept. 13 deadline on pay-to-play rules looming, mutual fund companies are in heated discussions with broker-dealers about getting access to customer information that they need to comply
As the mutual fund industry continues to migrate toward the alternatives arena, financial advisers might find individual fund selection among the more challenging parts of their job
BlackRock Inc. will give its retail clients access to alternative investments through mutual funds
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seeking public comment on financial products aimed especially at members of the military.
Many don't realize the restrictions that apply to such investments; 'stable-value, not guaranteed'
BlackRock Inc. may be touting its new indexed target date series, but it will face some tough competition from established players in the market.
The worst may be over for municipal-bond funds
Vice chairman of Beacon Trust signs on as chief research officer
Ninth straight quarter of negative outflows
Survey finds they are more likely to stick with managers that display consistency -- but time horizon getting shorter
