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When American Tower's senior unsecured debt was upgraded to investment-grade last year, the chief financial officer saw an opportunity to refinance some debt and slash debt-service costs.
June 22 -
ICP Asset Management LLC and its founder were sued by regulators for their role in overseeing mortgage-linked investments insured by American International Group Inc. as the housing market declined.
June 22 -
In a survey of 350 investors and 218 brokers and advisers, Fidelity Investments and its National Financial unit found 36% of investors expect — and believe — that their adviser has the know-how to steer them to profits should there be a repeat of the financial downturn that took markets to near-historic lows in 2008-9.
June 21 -
Financial advisers are starting to turn their backs on the idea of going independent and are instead favoring the benefits of working at wire houses, a survey found.
June 21 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission voted 5 to 0 last week to require target-date funds to do a better job of explaining the purpose of their retirement date, how their asset allocation glide paths change over time and, in a new twist, to include easy-to-understand visuals in ads.
June 21 -
The holding company of Boston Private Bank & Trust and Borel Private Bank & Trust said it would raise about $6.3 million from selling 1.1 million shares to the Carlyle Group.
June 21 -
Putnam Investments plans to continue to aggressively expand its array of products even as market volatility has forced some competitors to retrench.
June 18 -
Invesco PowerShares plans to roll out its second exchange-traded fund devoted to Build America Bonds, highlighting both the proliferation of municipal ETFs and the growing importance of taxable state and local government debt.
June 18 -
The wealth management group at $61 billion-asset Bank of the West of San Francisco, while it has benefited from the market rebound, owes much of its growth to new assets.
June 18 -
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Equity investors could not shake off their anxieties in May about the European sovereign debt crisis and what that would mean for credit markets here.
June 16 -
KBW's managers say they see an opportunity, essentially, to take over serving banks, insurers and other financial firms in China, Japan, Korea, India, Indonesia and the rest of Asia.
June 16 -
Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP, an investment bank for financial companies, has hired former Institutional Credit Partners LLC executive Carlos Mendez to lead its new structured-finance group.
June 16 -
With the global debt crisis set to corral investment banking's bull run, it's questionable whether the largest lenders can compensate for a resultant decline in a top source of profits.
June 15 -
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First Republic Bank in San Francisco continued its expansion in Los Angeles, hiring three City National Bank executives.
June 15 -
Investor confidence has declined, but concerns over the European economy appear to be easing, a monthly Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of fund managers found.
June 15 -
Most registered investment advisers spend decades building a practice based on a solid reputation with a core clientele.
June 15 -
Lincoln National Corp., one of three insurers to get bailed out by the U.S., said Monday it will repay the government with a planned sale of more than $1 billion of stock and debt.
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