Investors pull money from junk bonds one week ahead of widely anticipated Fed rate hike.

UBS raises the largest impact investing fund with a gender lens overlay, Americans expect advisors to help them with guaranteed lifetime income, and Americans feel behind on saving for retirement.

Emerging market funds, however, went net negative in early March, breaking seven weeks of gains.

The beginning of March saw the biggest weekly outflow of money from Russian equity funds in over three years.

The latest week of data shows flows into U.S. funds lagging the market’s surge, suggesting investors are growing wary of valuations.

Last week of February saw investors start to pivot away from financials, towards healthcare and utilities.

Despite the shift in sentiment toward a mid-March rate hike, U.S. and Global bond fund flows were net positive during the last week of February.

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A new Dalbar study shows that active investments produce superior investor returns over long time periods, while passive investments have better investor returns over shorter periods.

ESG target funds could be the badly needed retirement solution for millennials, says Ed Farrington, Natixis' executive vice president for retirement strategies.