Rosalyn Retkwa • May 2012
John Hyland, CIO of the United States Commodity Funds and chairman of the new National ETF Association (Netfa), sees plenty of growth in ETFs and wants the SEC to take note.
In the decade since he joined Jersey City–based Knight Capital, former Merrill Lynch executive Thomas Joyce has nearly quadrupled the market maker’s revenues by focusing on customers, culture and technology.
Dan Fuss, the winner of the Invester Lifetime Achievement Award in this year's Investment Management Awards, applies lessons learned in the Navy to risk and reward in fixed income.
Pension agency head Joshua Gotbaum’s latest effort on behalf of defined benefit pension plans forced American Airlines to keep its promises despite bankruptcy.
Companies like to trumpet good news. But when they’re negotiating with unions that good news could be costly. A new study that focuses on Korean companies shows they can be less than forthcoming during talks.
New research by Washington University in St. Louis finance professor finds that transparency can raise a company’s cost of capital in some cases.
The likely election of socialist candidate François Hollande, with his plans to foster growth at the expense of the prescribed austerity, could set him on a collision course with EBC president Mario Draghi.
The furor over the death of Neil Hayward is seen by some in China as a conspiracy to halt the rise of Bo Xilai. If so, it's got many of the party’s rising stars worried about their own skeletons.
A company can get better press by appointing to its board a senior-level media executive, according to the findings of a new study.
CA Cheuvreux has launched a multilateral trading facility (MTF) that aims to provide “clean, pure, unpolluted liquidity.” Translation: no high frequency traders welcome.
Which European firm is the best in research sales? Deutsche Bank, according to the results of our inaugural All-Europe Sales Team.
Despite economic weakness and uncertainty, the 2012 All-America Executive Team is seizing new growth opportunities even as it keeps a close eye on costs.
Establishments in Institutional Investor’s World’s Best Hotels 2011 ranking are using renovations and renewed dedication to service to fuel a rebound.