The category has had a strong year, but that doesn't scare some financial advisers.
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Moody's says the sector is both vulnerable and attractive to those seeking to disrupt the national grid
Asset manager cuts expenses on nine mutual funds, after a string of ETF fee cuts by Charles Schwab and BlackRock. <b><i>(Related read: <a href="//www.investmentnews.com/article/20160628/FREE/160629906/fidelity-takes-on-vanguard-by-cutting-prices-on-index-funds-etfs"" target="”blank"" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fidelity takes on Vanguard by cutting prices</a>)</i></b>
Index tweak forces ETF providers to get creative.
Plus: The SEC's fuzzy enforcement rules, a fighting chance for active management, and the worst part of being rich
The deal creates a global active management complex with $320 billion under management.
The German bank's riskiest bonds also declined after a media report said the German government wouldn't step in to back the lender, fueling investor concerns about its weakened finances.
First post-merger mutual fund already filed.
Expanded distribution, consolidation and some lower fees expected.
A new paper claims that a lot of the gains reaped by the legendary managers over time were, in theory, available to anyone using a handful of buy-and-sell signals.
Online brokerage said to attract interest from rival TD Ameritrade.
Plus: BlackRock applies more low-fee pressure, the fallout from the falling pound, and don't work where you don't belong
Some fund share classes could be on the way out, according to a new report from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Plus: DOL rule puts advisers between clients and target-date funds, big dividend yields for those with a strong stomach, and companies lean toward auto-IRAs
Plus: The next stock market move, the dividend buzz, and being a leader no matter what.
Former head of two microcaps worked with boiler room operator whose agents pressured investors and promised them lucrative profits.
Plus: Trump would dump Yellen, bracing for the next housing bubble, and 401(k) realities that should not be ignored
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