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Reuters
A proposal unveiled by U.S...
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Bloomberg News
For all the talk about their progress in corporate America, women are moving ahead so slowly it will take more than a century for them to reach parity in top positions, according to a new study.
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Dan Jamieson
Executives at AIG Advisor Group came out swinging against the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule-making as they opened the firm’s annual advisor conference in San Antonio, Texas.
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Jeff Schlegel
The financial services giant has rolled out six funds based on indexes from Dimensional Fund Advisors.
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Karen DeMasters
According to an SEC complaint, the advisor and his firm urged clients and hedge funds to invest in illiquid securities related to a cigarette filter company without disclosing that he had an...
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Ted Knutson
Former Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt said Tuesday that examining individual investment advisors once every 11 years is meaningless.
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Technical analysis isn't looking so hot for U.S. equities at the moment, and Credit Suisse is piling on.
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Karen DeMasters
A Natixis survey of financial advisors shows advisors want investors to walk carefully through the current market changes.
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Reuters
A new type of disclosure about various fees that investors shell out to maintain brokerage accounts will promote a better understanding of those charges, said U.S. state securities regulators.
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Bloomberg News
The debate irks some hedge-fund managers, who say the people who benefit most from carried interest, such as private equity investors, are getting off easy in the political conversation.
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Bloomberg News
ETFs that hedge against declines in other currencies were hot while the dollar was rising, but investors have felt the pinch as the greenback’s rally has leveled off.
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Reuters
Congressional Republicans' threatened federal government shutdown is already costing U.S. taxpayers money and it has not even happened yet, budget experts said.
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Bloomberg News
Some debt has been downgraded. And investors have pushed yields on the Keystone State’s bonds close to recent highs over top-rated securities.
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Bloomberg News
Alternative mutual funds face larger swings in the size of investor redemptions during market turmoil, which could be a problem in the climate of rising interest rates.
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Bloomberg News
Goldman Sachs now expects the S&P 500 to finish in the red in 2015.
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Laura W. Bush, former First Lady of the United States, will be a keynote speaker at the 2nd Annual Invest In Women Conference, sponsored by Financial Advisor and Private Wealth magazines.
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Mike Byrnes
FPA and AARP teamed up on Social Security research and announced the results at this year’s FPA BE conference in Boston.
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Dan Jamieson
Financial firms are mulling a possible legal challenge to the U.S. Department of Labor’s controversial fiduciary rule-making pertaining to IRA accounts and small retirement plans.
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Karen DeMasters
The Financial Planning Association also elected three new board members at its annual conference in Boston.
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Karen DeMasters
Fidelity and a consulting firm are creating a leadership training program, with Tim Kochis as one of the teachers.
