Mutual Funds

Mutual funds are disappearing at an alarming rate, retirement plan investors could save at least $17 billion per year and the Whisky Watch is an actual thing.

Investors flee U.S. equity and inflation-protected funds as Trump’s agenda stumbles.

Investors are showing a preference for largest emerging markets, while frontier equity funds lost the most investor money since 2008.

Driven by outflows from U.S. equity funds as investors fear Trump’s reflation and deregulation agenda won’t deliver.

Tech, commodities funds are the biggest winners in first quarter of 2017 in terms of positive flows; 2016 winners, beneficiaries of Trump reflation story, stumble.

U.S. bond funds take in largest quarterly inflows since 2012 as investors turn cautious toward U.S. reflation story.

An overlooked statistical concept shows why it’s so hard to beat a benchmark.

The demise of active management has been greatly exaggerated.

Precidian has been seeking regulatory approval to start an actively management fund with an ETF wrapper since 2013.

Funds to go to money manager who invest in affordable housing and financial services for people in developing countries.