Pimco's 13-month-old Total Return ETF is attracting more cash than the firm’s flagship Total Return mutual fund, as investors join Bill Gross in preferring ETFs for bond investing.
Gabriel Burstein, Ph.D., joins firm in Denver.
TPG Capital and Madison Dearborn Partners, private equity firms, are the final two bidders for National Financial Partners, Reuters says.
James Combs brings 20 years' experience to new position.
As part of Napfa’s 30th anniversary celebration, the organization is honoring the "30 Most Influential" members and staff.
The Green Alpha Fund invests in companies that are addressing environmental issues.
Loose monetary policies by central banks up the ante for investors to hedge their currency risk.
Arrow Funds and Dorsey Wright & Associates have announced a series of educational workshops for financial advisors on tactical investing.
Nationwide Financial has entered into an agreement with HighMark Capital Management Inc. to acquire 17 equity and bond mutual funds.
The two funds offer investors a deeper dive into frontier emerging markets.
Architects of the historic Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act will deliver a joint keynote address and take questions from attendees at the 6th Annual MarketCounsel Summit.
More people rely on advisors now because they were so pleased with the advice they got from them during the 2008 financial crisis, says a new Fidelity survey.
Fidelity, Vanguard and USAA are still the top companies in marketing prowess, says Phoenix Marketing International.
Christian Brothers Investment Services has made four leadership appointments.
Scott Collins brings 20 years of advisory industry experience to new role.
Despite the stock market's growing recovery, fewer 401(k) assets are invested in equities than before the 2008 crisis, says a new report by Spectrem Group.
A large majority of Americans feel they could benefit from advice from a professional when confronted by everyday financial questions, according to a new nationwide survey.
The Society of Actuaries predicts medical claims will rise for several years as higher-risk Americans gravitate to private insurance.
IPOs are likely to gain steam as companies across more industries proceed with sales and more private-equity firms seek to exit investments.
The fund, says one financial advisor, is run by the 'best investor no one has heard of.'