Asset Managers
The latest news on top asset managers, including updates on mergers and acquisitions, as well as new investment strategies and fund offerings.
Madoff Suits Can Proceed
By Marlene Y. SatterAt least 1,000 lawsuits filed in the hope of recovering more than $50 billion for the victims of Bernie Madoff’s massive swindle can now proceed, since the deadline for filing suits has passed.
November 22, 2010
Top U.S. Banks Face $100 Billion Basel GapThe biggest U.S. banks will be short between $100 billion and $150 billion in equity capital after the new Basel III global bank regulations are imposed.
November 18, 2010
The Power of Data AggregationAdvisors can view whole households--in realtime--and grow their asset base.
November 17, 2010
As Investors’ Risk Appetite Grows, a Correction Looms, BofA Merrill Lynch SaysInvestors embraced riskier assets after the resumption of quantitative easing (QE), but a correction could be drawing near, according to the BofA Merrill Lynch Survey of Fund Managers for November released Tuesday.
November 17, 2010
BlackRock Lobbies to Avoid Supervision on Systemic Risk, Report SaysBlackRock executives met with Fed officials to explain why the world's largest money manager doesn't pose enough risk to merit central bank supervision.
November 17, 2010
A European QE? Why the Euro, and Maybe the EU Itself, Is in DangerJames Dailey says the current troubles with Greek and Irish sovereign debt mark "the end of Bretton Woods II," and he suspects that the European Central Bank, "with the Chinese and the Fed, will do a version of quantitative easing to bail out the banking sector in Europe."
November 17, 2010
A European QE? Why the Euro, and Maybe the EU Itself, Is in DangerJames Dailey says the current troubles with Greek and Irish sovereign debt mark "the end of Bretton Woods II," and he suspects that the European Central Bank, "with the Chinese and the Fed, will do a version of quantitative easing to bail out the banking sector in Europe."
November 17, 2010
A European QE? Why the Euro, and Maybe the EU Itself, Is in Danger. Looking at the long-term trends, says James Dailey, the current troubles with Greek and Irish sovereign debt mark "the end of Bretton Woods...