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FIXED INCOME SEP 27, 2010
Eaton Vance, MainStay likely to skirt a Harrisburg hit

Default, dear Brutus, is in Pennsylvania, as capital city will miss payment on bond; Ambac to cover

House backs streamlining of mutual fund taxes
MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 26, 2010
House backs streamlining of mutual fund taxes

Bill marks first attempt to update law since 1986; would likely lead to fewer amended returns

ALTERNATIVES SEP 26, 2010
The new gold standard

Chalk up another hard-earned lesson from the financial crisis: Investors in limited partnerships, the structure of choice for most alternative investments, discovered that giving up liquidity in exchange for higher returns wasn't such a good idea after all.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 26, 2010
Retirement portfolios need alternatives

Over the past 30 years, investors have achieved diversification through a blend of stocks, high-quality bonds and cash.

Real estate money managers stanch the bleeding
ALTERNATIVES SEP 26, 2010
Real estate money managers stanch the bleeding

Real estate money managers are still losing assets, but the outflows look to be slowing from the massive hemorrhage of 2008-09.

EMERGING MARKETS SEP 24, 2010
Yield-hungry investors look to emerging markets

Put off by the paltry yields on Treasuries, many investors are turning to emerging-markets sovereign debt for better returns.

MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 24, 2010
Federated to buy SunTrust's $17B money market unit

SunTrust Banks says it's reached a deal with Federated Investors for a partial sale of its RidgeWorth Investments subsidiary.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 23, 2010
IN's Goff: Red Sox's John Henry walks into buzz saw with Liverpool FC buy

John Henry, principal owner of the Boston Red Sox, made his fortune buying and selling commodities — one of the most volatile plays in the investment universe. But with his surprise investment in Liverpool Football Club, the buttoned-down billionaire has entered a whole new realm of ups and downs.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 23, 2010
REIT index gains 13% in 3Q

Access to the public-equity and debt markets continues to boost performance among real estate investment trusts, according to the latest report from the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 23, 2010
House-poorer clients require hand-holding

Financial advisers continue to work overtime to steer clients through the biggest housing slump in decades.

Citigroup to triple hedge fund offerings for wealthy clients
RIAS SEP 23, 2010
Citigroup to triple hedge fund offerings for wealthy clients

Citigroup Inc.'s private bank will triple the number of hedge funds such as Paulson & Co. that its wealthy clients can invest in, under a push to increase money-management revenue.

FIXED INCOME SEP 21, 2010
The muni opinion: Default risk or just catchy headlines?

When it comes to municipal bond defaults, investors need to be careful about a few specific types of bonds. For most other munis, problems can be neutralized with good old-fashioned research and diversification.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 21, 2010
Russell confused at crossroads

Russell Investments still needs to figure out what it wants to be when it grows up.

MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 19, 2010
Will Supreme Court reverse decision in Janus lawsuit?

The securities industry hopes that the Supreme Court will reverse a lower-court decision that it fears could put all mutual fund companies and financial advisers who sell their funds at a greater risk of being targets of class actions, observers say.

MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 17, 2010
Loomis Sayles to launch high-yield mutual fund

ETFS SEP 17, 2010
The top-performing commodity funds this year

ALTERNATIVES SEP 17, 2010
Special report: The adviser's guide to the new rules of real estate

ALTERNATIVES SEP 17, 2010
Simple Alternatives names University of Virginia's MacDonald CIO

Simple Alternatives LLC, a startup mutual fund company focusing on hedge fund investments for registered investment advisers and small institutions, has hired Bruce MacDonald, 41, as its chief investment officer.

ETFS SEP 17, 2010
John Bogle: ETF speculation 'insane' for longer-term investors

Speculating through exchange-traded funds isn't prudent for longer-term investors, according to John C. Bogle, who created the first index mutual fund in 1975.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 17, 2010
An Ivy League of their own: Another endowment chief to start investment firm

James Walsh, the departing endowment chief at Cornell University, plans to start a $150 million hedge fund with performance fees that are spread out over three years.