Fidelity Investments announced the launch of two sustainable index funds and a defined maturity fixed-income product.
For advisors curious about how much their firms might be worth, two companies have come up with solutions: Truelytics has rolled out a free valuation tool, while 3xEquity has enhanced its valuation...
Nasdaq Private Market has launched Alternatives to provide liquidity for alternative funds.
Small-Cap Mutual Funds Debut Amid Trump Bump 2017 could be the year for small caps, thus advisors might keep two new mutual funds in mind...
To start 2017, Portsmouth, N.H.-based Pax World Management announced the launch of three mutual funds in two asset classes.
Alabama Moves Forward With ABLE Accounts Alabama has become the latest state to implement a new savings and investment account for individuals with disabilities...
Fidelity, Peak Launch Training Program Fidelity Clearing & Custody Solutions and Peak Advisor Alliance have combined their resources into a new growth-oriented advisor training program.
Russell Investments and Envestnet Retirement Solutions have teamed up to offer a “managed” qualified default investment alternative (QDIA) for defined contribution plans.
Schwab Aims Low With New Target Date Fund Suite Charles Schwab Investment Management has launched a third suite of target-date funds using ETFs to create a retirement glide path for...
Riskalyze Brings Autopilot To Retirement Plans Sacramento, Calif...
In an attempt to bulk up its mutual fund lineup and create more brand consistency, Fidelity Investments has introduced three new equity funds and renamed others.
IndexIQ has introduced what it hails as the first ETFs to use a momentum approach to fixed-income markets.
Boston-based John Hancock Investments has introduced five exchange-traded funds, bringing its total ETF lineup to 11 products.
Valley Forge, Pa.-based Vanguard Asset Management has introduced two international dividend ETFs.
New York-based WisdomTree has launched an options-driven ETF.
New York-based OppenheimerFunds has introduced a suite of eight factor-weighted ETFs, making the asset manager the latest entry into the smart beta space.
New York-based BNY Mellon Investment Management has launched its first fund subadvised by London-based Insight Investment.
New York-based Goldman Sachs Asset Management has launched an ETF aimed at providing exposure to investment opportunities in developed equity markets outside of the U.S.
Denver-based Index Funds has introduced a new equal-weight smart-beta index fund.
For advisors, keeping up with the Joneses just got a little easier.