Only 15% of those surveyed are comfortable with the term
Two on panel annoyed with regulatory action on "too big to fail"; Gallagher says asset managers shouldn't be considered systemically key.
The duo, who claimed Mark Zuckerberg stole their idea for a social-networking website, are seeking to open the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust as the first ETF tracking a virtual asset.
Legg plans to work with UK-based institutional investor to develop retail funds
<i>Breakfast with Benjamin:</i> The bond market's oddly logical rally. Plus: Retail and professional investors get cautious, gold tops $1,300 an ounce, the income opportunities in deep-water drilling, and clarifying Thomas Piketty's attack on capitalism
“By and large the bond market is over. Maybe you want to put some James Bond in your portfolio,” a top strategist said at the IMCA conference.
Next year, three-decade T. Rowe Price veteran will no longer run the firm's second largest fund.
Search for yield, along with a more predictable Federal Reserve has investors dumping adjustable-rate bank loan funds.
Historically, access to alternative private investment opportunities has been for institutional investors, but now the mass affluent are demanding this access as well. In turn, a new product type, the interval mutual fund, is providing the next evolution in alternative investing.
Money managers are turning on stocks that have delivered the best returns during the bull market: small caps.
ETF investors say BlackRock keeps too much of the proceeds from securities-lending business.
Firms set to launch actively managed accounts, a move likely to stoke competition.
SEC says company overstated performance of its flagship ETF over a seven-year period, and it charged the former CEO for making false and misleading statements.
<i>Breakfast with Benjamin:</i> What's up with junk bond investors? Plus: Four sorry years of Dodd-Frank, ignore the Fed's warnings at your own risk, mathematical excuses for sluggish wage growth, and it's not too late for a mid-year portfolio checkup.
On today's <i>Breakfast with Benjamin</i> menu, the latest step the Obama administration is taking to push back against Russia, plus just how much support the Clintons have among Dow Jones Index companies, and much more.
Putting market-cap indexes in perspective.
<i>Breakfast with Benjamin:</i> Investors' nerves are fraying and that's not a good thing. Plus: Spiking demand for U.S. Treasuries, dodging corporate taxes, the ABCs of liquid alts, risk-adjusted sector performance, and boning up on your Cinco De Mayo history.
Deutsche Bank AG's asset management unit has started the first U.S.-based exchange traded fund that allows investors to buy Chinese stocks trading in both the domestic and foreign markets.
Transparency a minor issue, says RevenueShares' Vince Lowry
Exposure to variable-rate preferred stocks offers dividend income stream that moves with rates.
