Tag: Benchmarks

Morningstar, Inc. has launched the Morningstar Document Library, an online repository of documents covering investment products.

RBC Capital Markets has introduced a benchmark index for investors in U.S. Treasuries with bonds rebalanced on a daily basis.

Russell Investments has announced the schedule for its annual index reconstitution process, which it says will “capture and reflect the past year’s shift for equity markets globally.”

Dow Jones Indexes has updated its Dow Jones Target Date index series.

Standard & Poor's has launched the S&P Dynamic Futures Index (S&P DFI).

DB Climate Change Advisors (DBCCA), a business of Deutsche Bank’ Asset Management division, and The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc., have introduced the DB NASDAQ OMX Clean Tech Index...

RidgeWorth Investments has launched a new Web site that has an interactive, customizable retirement plan benchmarking tool and general resources that 401(k) advisers can use to help plan...

Heading into Super Bowl weekend, a new report focused attention on another “contest.”

Generally speaking, there’s no such thing as a sure thing – certainly when it comes to investing, and certainly not two years running.

Index provider Standard & Poor's has announced the launch of seven single commodity sub-indices of the S&P GSCI Enhanced Index.

A new guide from The Principal shows how 10 companies protected their financial security during the economic downturn by helping protect the financial security of employees.

Participants who were inclined to rebalance their accounts in 2009 tended to follow the market, according to a new report.

Index provider FTSE Group and the EDHEC-Risk Institute have launched a new set of “risk efficient” indexes.

The T. Rowe Price Retirement Target-Date Fund family came out in the lead of Russell Investments’ top five funds of the fourth quarter of 2009.

Investors should be positive about 2010, but not expecting a repeat of 2009, said the CIO of BlackRock.

Dow Jones Indexes has added three funds to its target-date fund offerings, timed for those retiring around 2050.

Major U.S. stock indexes ended what turned out to be a good year on a sour note—albeit on very light trading volume.

As 2009 nears its end, it looks like it will be a good year for many equity indexes.

Index provider Standard & Poor's has launched three new indexes.