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Sarah Ponczek
The selling may be particularly painful for U.S. small caps.
by
Christopher Robbins
It was the fourth-worst year for U.S. equity managers since 2001, according to S&P data.
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Alex Tanzi, Jeff Kearns
U.S. household wealth dropped while consumer debt rose at the slowest pace in more than a year amid weakness in housing.
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Juliette Fairley
Ariel Fund ranked No.1 out of 219 in Lipper’s Mid-Cap Core universe since the market bottom on March 9, 2009.
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Lu Wang, Melissa Karsh
Today, portions of the stock market are the most crowded they've been since 2017.
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FA Staff
Natixis Investment Managers, headquartered in Boston, has launched its Mirova International Sustainable Equity Fund.
by
Christopher Hanewald
A professional tax provider can analyze how your fund can best take advantage of the tax law changes.
by
Rebecca Choong Wilkins
After a bullish stock stance in January paid off, KKR & Co. is now turning more cautious.
by
Christopher Robbins
January's $22.9 billion in inflows still falls short of December's $183.2 billion in outflows.
by
Danton Goei
While the U.S-China trade dispute will be a headwind to Chinese economic growth, the impact has been overstated.
by
Lu Wang
The old economy is making a comeback.
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Joanna Ossinger
Asian mutual funds have lagged behind their benchmarks due to conservative positioning, the firm says.
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Ksenia Galouchko
Equity and debt investors are placing opposing bets on the business cycle.
by
Hema Parmar
A former Fidelity Magellan fund manager finds it's not as easy to raise hedge fund money as it used to be.
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Natalie Lung
If the U.S. and China break their trade impasse, emerging market stocks could shine.
by
John Gittelsohn
Assets in passive funds have exceeded those in active funds in U.S. large-cap stocks for the first time.
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Rachel Evans, Annie Massa
The odds of a recession in 2019 have increased to about 35 percent, says Vanguard's CIO.
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Ksenia Galouchko
There’s evidence investors are migrating out of passive vehicles to wager on single equities.
