Dai-ichi to buy up to 20% of struggling mutual fund company; 12 straight quarters of redemptions
In final negotiations with Julius Baer, sources say; purchase price pegged at upwards of $2B
Julius Baer agreed to purchase Merrill Lynch's non-U.S. business. How much is the Swiss wealth manager ponying up to acquire the money-losing unit? $880 million.
The venerable Swiss asset manager is in early talks to buy Merrill Lynch's non-U.S. wealth management unit. The offer? Reportedly, around $1.5B
Say some executives at U.S Trust have been let go; claim partial travel ban was also instituted
But list from Commission does not show which companies actually took action; fuel to the fire?
You'll find no shortage of iPad applications designed for financial advisers. Some are show-stoppers, others mere novelties. Tech guru Davis Janowski tells you which ones make the grade.
Sources say the embattled market maker received a $400 million cash infusion from clients, including a trading firm backed by TD Ameritrade and Stifel
Governors say central bank could cut money-fund firms off at the source; 'capital drain'
Scottrade, Russell out of the pool; FocusShares failed to gain investors' focus
