For the first time since the last week of January, U.S. Equity Funds have taken in fresh money as investors recover from the early February battering.

Pawn shops are catering to the wealthy now, Morningstar introduces its Quantitative rating and Mercer Advisors acquires Traust Sollus.

Some big banks are lobbying right up to the vote this week in hopes of salvaging a victory.

When ETF holdings are not static, evaluating them based on past performance is a lot less relevant.

“Active managers are now taking a lot of their insights and packaging them up in rules-based ways and delivering them to clients to be a complement and also an alternative to pure passive,” says Oppenheimer Funds’ Mo Haghbin.