Janus Capital Group Inc. cut the total pay of chief executive Richard M. Weil by 70% and capped…
More private-equity investors are delving into emerging markets, but significant hurdles remain in the effort to find sustained…
Target volatility asset allocation — which aims to maintain a constant level of volatility within an investment portfolio…
Total assets under management of the largest 500 money managers in the world edged 4.4% higher in 2010, to $64.7 trillion, according to the annual Pensions & Investments/Towers Watson World 500 ranking
More institutions are taking cover as uncertainty surrounding the euro is putting developed-market currency risk at center stage of global investment portfolios, including equities strategies
Stomach-turning global volatility has bolstered demand for certain alternative exchange-traded products used by institutions to hedge their portfolios or make directional bets quickly in order to profit from market instability
The 9.0-magnitude earthquake that devastated Japan is likely to leave buying opportunities in its aftermath — even as certain economic indicators point in the opposite direction
Money managers, institutional investors and others are combining efforts to drive the nascent green-bonds market forward, and the fruits of their labor are becoming apparent
As a new crop of money managers and investment banks enters the hot market of exchange-traded funds, the challenge already has proved too much for some in a sector where scale is key.
Money managers owned by global investment banks are re-engineering their business models in response to mounting pressure to earn their keep.
