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Mutual funds had little to boast about in 2008, but this year they had recovered most of their losses for the year by May.
June 12 -
Matthew Weitzman, a former principal of AFW Wealth Advisers, was arrested and charged with stealing $6 million from clients.
June 11 -
It's gut-check time at State Street Corp. and Vanguard Group.
June 11 -
City National Corp. in Los Angeles announced Tuesday that it had agreed to buy a majority stake in Lee Munder Capital Group, a Boston investment firm that manages assets for corporations, pensions, endowments and affluent households.
June 10 -
Evercore Wealth Management in New York has announced the opening of a San Francisco office and addition of four partners and a senior adviser who will be based in the office.
June 10 -
The average balance of defined contribution plans administered by Vanguard Group fell 17% from January 2008 through March 31.
June 10 -
Around the time it sold its own registered advisory firm four years ago, Silicon Valley Bank of Santa Clara, Calif., struck up a relationship with another RIA, GW & Wade LLC.
June 10 -
Affluent investors' confidence increased in May for the third consecutive month, according to a survey by Spectrem Group.
June 9 -
The fixed-income manager Standish Mellon Asset Management Co. LLC, a Bank of New York Mellon Corp. unit, said it plans to introduce investment strategies to let clients invest in securities related to the Federal Reserve Board's Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility.
June 9 -
New York Life Retirement Plan Services has introduced an advisory services platform tailored for union members, but analysts say it could be a difficult time to introduce an advisory platform of any sort.
June 9 -
Pyramis Global Advisors, a unit of Fidelity Investments, has opened an office to serve clients and consultants in the Middle East.
June 8 -
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June 8 -
When management gurus talk about turning a negative into a positive, State Street Corp.'s experience with the Treasury Department's stress test could be a case study.
June 5 -
Credit Suisse Group AG, Switzerland's largest bank by market value, said it had hired David Russ, the chief investment officer of Dartmouth College. The announcement came two weeks after the school's credit rating was cut because of budget deficits and borrowing.
June 4 -
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is disbanding an investment banking unit that wagers the company's money on hedge funds, alternative investment products, leveraged buyouts and real estate, according to people familiar with the plan.
June 4 -
In early January, Paul Siers, a Raymond James adviser at Isabella Bank in Mount Pleasant, Mich., was hunting for some dividend-paying equities to help his clients eke out a little investment income in a horrendous market.
June 4 -
American International Group Inc., the insurer shedding assets to pay back a $182.5 billion U.S. bailout, plans to sell its stake in an Argentine consumer finance operation to Banco de Galicia y Buenos Aires SA and an investment group arranged by Grupo Pegasus.
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