Advisers and investors take notice as more funds achieve three-year track records showing solid performance.
While growing numbers of asset managers are using ETFs as cash equivalents, how easily can funds be turned into cash in a crunch?
A $3.7 million fund focused on dry-bulk shipping outperformed all non-leveraged ETFs in the U.S.
Chicago-based asset manager becomes a role model for leadership diversity
Tax incentives fuel sales and drive share prices up by double and triple digits.
U.S. takes the biggest hit when the index of government bonds is weighted by climate risk factors.
Given the thin margins in the retirement business, firm says it was justified in cutting deals with money managers to boost profits.
Momentum is on the side of legalization at the federal level
Changes to forward-looking analysts' ratings could lead to more downgrades than upgrades
The funds have returned more than 30% so far this year, but will investor enthusiasm wane?
Defunct funds were a casualty of the fee war going in the market for exchange-traded funds.
Nearly half of all large-cap active funds are beating the benchmark this year.
Avantis Investors has an independent look, but has plenty of support from American Century
Investors have poured $72 billion into fixed-income funds so far this year amid fears of a slowdown.
While Vanguard denies reports it is jumping into the space, there is appeal among some investors for noncorrelated fund options.
Prospect of the first interest-rate cut in 10 years has some advisers fearing recession.
Portfolio manager Joshua Bennett tells InvestmentNews how the 'Weatherbie 50' helped the Alger SMid Cap Focus Fund find its groove.
The challenge is identifying which ESG products are leveraging meaningful data and analysis in a thoughtful way, consistent with the investor's philosophy.
Before gifting stocks to friends and family, investors and advisors should consider the tax implications.
Slowing economy and a nervous Fed have advisers rethinking the controversial metal.
