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Asset-weighted average fees across all U.S. mutual funds and ETFs fell from 0.64 percent in 2014 to 0.61 percent in 2015, according to a new report from Morningstar. But the research firm suggests the decline is ...
Federal Reserve policy makers signaled they’re open to raising interest rates in June, nodding to improvement in global financial markets and downplaying recent weakness in the U.S. economy...
Being a hedge fund manager used to be the kind of job you did after a stressful life in banking. Now, not only are there fewer such roles, but they're as taxing as ever. Indeed, the entire money-management world is being turned on...
(Bloomberg) -- Investors in U.S mutual funds and exchange-traded funds are paying lower fees than ever before to have their money managed as they shift cash into cheaper products that track indexes, especially those sold by Vanguard Group Inc...
Equity markets stalled in 2015 after a relentless six-year rise from the depths of the Great Recession. Last year’s stagnant market, even with its bearish tilt, was a perfect set-up for buy-write plays.
A buy-write is an option strategy featur...
