Mutual funds in the U.S. that focus on bonds have the highest percentage of their assets in cash since 2008, which may temper a rise in yields from about record lows as managers put that money to work.
Despite months of legal wrangling with his former employer, TCW Group Inc., it appears that Jeffrey Gundlach's move to start his own firm is paying off
U.S. municipal-bond yields rose for a fifth straight day to the highest in more than four months as government reports pointed to a recovery in housing.
More than any other mutual fund company, American Funds is bearing the brunt of investors' latest infatuation with passive investing.
Staging ad blitz in subway station in D.C. where most SEC employees arrive for work
Dollar-a-share peg little more than a marketing gimmick that confuses investors; this is not a bank account
Government notes headed for steepest decline in one quarter since 2010; Fed rate-raising raised
“There have been hundreds of money fund bailouts, where the funds would have broken the buck if the manager hadn't stepped in,” said Robert E. Plaze, deputy director of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Division of Investment Management
Walter wants industry participants to cool the rhetoric, refrain from issuing public statements; 'destructive disengagement'
Investors are plowing cash back into tax-free bonds and Pacific Investment Management Co. is ready to take advantage of investors' renewed enthusiasm.
The highest yields on 30-year U.S. Treasuries since October erased the extra income advantage investors get from similar-maturity municipal bonds to the least in eight months, suggesting an opportunity to buy.
Marks first non-payment on GOBs by insolvent state capital; 'indication of how severe the problem is'
Legendary bond investor not a big fan of market-cap-weighted fixed-income funds; 'who's supposed to go broke here?'
Sees S&P 500 plummeting up to 43% this year; recession, here we come
Federated Investors Inc.'s pending acquisition of $5 billion in money market fund assets from Fifth Third Bancorp could be just the beginning of a spending spree.
