Fidelity Investments of Boston today launched a new international equity fund which involves multiple emerging markets.
To preserve their watchdog role and face down calls for change, independent mutual fund board chairmen and lead independent directors are banding together.
When they started their partnership in 1990 at Morgan Stanley, brokers Gerald P. Kessler and Paul S. Baker probably never imagined that the dissolution of their book of business — $470 million in assets, producing an estimated $3 million a year in fees and commissions — would hinge on a coin toss.
A rough start to the year has become a kind of backhanded blessing to the Oppenheimer Small & Mid Cap Value Fund (QVSCX).
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The Supreme Court has ruled that Kentucky can continue to tax out-of-state muni bonds, while not taxing in-state ones.
The U.S. subprime meltdown will result in more-stringent banking regulations, according to former Sen. Paul Sarbanes.
The mutual fund industry should consider itself lucky if, as expected, the SEC this summer recommends placing a cap on 12(b)-1 fees some investor now pay annually via "level loads," industry experts said.
Financial Research Corp. has stated that it will no longer make available firm-specific fund flow data to the general public, the media and others who have not paid to receive it.
Smaller, newer hedge funds continue to outperform the big dogs, according to the research from PerTrac Financial Solutions.
