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Gregory Bresiger
Investors need to pick through today's bond market carefully, even if it means holding higher cash balances, a panel of bond managers said Thursday.
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Bloomberg News
Bill Gross’s bond fund at Janus attracted $6.8 million in new investor money in March as performance stabilized, helped by a bet that the dollar’s rally won’t continue.
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Ted Knutson
Putnam Investments President and CEO Robert Reynolds said Thursday there is a danger the pendulum has swung too far to index funds and other passive investments.
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Bloomberg News
Wall Street banks could be on the hook for part of the $26 billion in insurance payouts that U.S. shale drillers stand to gain as a result of plunging oil prices.
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Bloomberg News
Mad Men's set decorator offers six tips for recreating the timeless, yet functional workspace of TV's famous ad man.
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Dan Jamieson
New Hampshire securities regulators have filed a $1.2 million enforcement action against LPL Financial over the sale of non-traded REITs.
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Ted Knutson
A significant number of investors are in the dark about the fees they pay to brokers, according to a Nasaa survey.
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Bloomberg News
One of the big potential costs to U.S. taxpayers over the next years is an enterprise that's currently estimated to be even a bit profitable for them: financing student loans.
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Bloomberg News
In case exiting years of zero interest rates won’t be hard enough, Federal Reserve officials have another challenge: when to begin unwinding trillions of dollars of bond purchases that constitute...
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Eric Rasmussen
Fidelity and FirstPoint, a Mariner Wealth subsidiary, have teamed up to offer advisors help with mass affluent clients.
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Bloomberg News
U.S. regulators sued former New York Giants cornerback Will Allen over claims he helped run a Ponzi scheme that promised investors profits from loans to professional athletes.
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Maureen Nevin Duffy
Political unrest and generalized global anxiety surrounding the pending interest rate rise will play out in the financial markets in the months ahead, Loomis Sayles says.
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Ted Knutson
There’s more support among financial advisors for the Department of Labor to impose a fiduciary duty on those advisors who work with retirement plan participants.
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Reuters
The world's largest money manager will close or consolidate some money-market funds as the company responds to recent regulatory reforms, says 'The Wall Street Journal.'
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Reuters
Chicago-based independent wealth management firm HighTower Advisors said it has hired an eight-member team which managed about $750 million.
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Reuters
The new leader of State Street's $2.45 trillion asset management division says he will look closely at expanding the bank's stable of bond-related products.
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Bloomberg News
Being an American worker with no stake in the equity market has, by one measure at least, seldom been costlier.
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Bloomberg News
More than half the agency's employees are over 50 years old.
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Bloomberg News
The Federal Reserve faces another bond-market conundrum as it prepares to raise interest rates.
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Bloomberg News
Municipal bond sales in the U.S. are set to decrease in the next month while the amount of redemptions and maturing debt falls.