May 2013
A look at the five biggest dividend ETFs and which industries and stocks they have been focusing on.
With so many changes in the market in recent years, traditional research-driven behavioral investing makes even more sense.
Senior Writer Julie Segal looks at the process of selecting active managers and how it may be contributing to institutional investor underperformance.
A number of factors are driving institutional investor interest in emerging market equities, as reflected in fund flows and consultant search data.
With money flowing into equity mutual funds, Nikko sets a record with an Americas fund launch.
According to a new survey, asset managers are increasingly discounting fees in the face of pressure from big institutional investors.
Tu Guangshao will bring liberal credentials and connections to President Xi to China’s sovereign wealth fund.
One of Robert Leary's main jobs as TIAA-CREF's head of asset management will be to oversee the continued expansion of the firm's third-party services arm.
Officials tout country as a gateway to India in a bid to lure foreign investors and sustain robust growth.
Who is at fault when institutional investors underperform their benchmarks?
Some Asian officials worry that flows from Japan could destabilize markets, but ADB’s new chief defends monetary easing.
Watch Daniel McAllister, winner of the first All-America Student Analyst Competition, talk about his algorithm.
K2 Advisors CEO David Saunders on finding returns in the hedge fund sector and why funds of hedge funds will continue to play an important role.
In the first of a five part video series, Senior Writer Julie Segal talks to a number of investment professionals about the reasons that institutional investors underperform their benchmarks.
In a tough year for hedge fund managers, we rank the top earners in the industry.
Bank pursues alliances with other emerging-markets players in bid to grow its international revenues.
Managers are gearing up for new fund launches but demand remains uncertain and front-running fears are still an issue.
Telecom IPOs, led by Asiacell's $1.3 billion deal, are boosting trading volumes and luring international investors.
Martin Cohen of Cohen & Steers talks about active management, the bond bubble and why real assets can protect against inflation.
New analysts who are already gaining notice in our Rising Stars of Wall Street Research.
America’s executives see opportunities in economic and political challenges.
Government revives reform efforts and sees mutual funds as a vehicle for promoting growth.