Kavanagh doesn't hold out much hope that problems on the continent can be solved; breakup of the euro 'doesn't bode well'
A bit of advice to SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro, who has made it abundantly clear that she intends to make further changes to regulations governing money market funds: Quit while you are ahead.
Uncertainty, volatility remain top exports of eurozone these days; Germany seen as main beneficiary of election
A top real estate investor has suspended payments on a private placement hawked by B-Ds
The Oracle makes $3.85B bid for ResCap mortgage business; 'the worst is behind us'
All eyes on Italian bond auction, Greek election; major recession possible on the Continent
In the last 48 hours, Eileen Rominger, the new director of the Division of Investment Management at the Securities and Exchange Commission, has appeared before a congressional committee and addressed an investment advice industry group.
PE firm adds asset manager to its growing portfolio; capital requirements prompt sale by Societe Generale
Forget Facebook, Pimco just completed the largest closed-end-fund IPO in two years with the $1 billion Dynamic Income Fund
Several executives kill themselves amid scandal, shutterings; 'everyone's become a victim'
Economies of four giant countries growing at breakneck pace, but share prices lagging substantially ; 'huge opportunity'
Historically, the only path for an investor to gain exposure to hedge fund “alpha” was to invest directly with a hedge fund or a hedge fund-of-fund.
No clear path out of low-yield environment: Guggenheim's Boehly
Businesses added smallest number of workers in a year; approaching stall speed
Fund companies are increasingly cranking out mutual funds that invest in alternatives. But the most popular product may offer scant protection against down markets
