LMCG Investments adds to small-cap offerings; Voya Financial expands access to its target-date mutual fund series; Fringe Benefits Design partners with Redhawk Wealth Advisors for ERISA fiduciary services.
John Hancock Investments adds three retirement portfolios to TDF suite; RMB Capital adds to investment expertise; American Funds debuts Active Scorecard fund screening tool.
Reflecting the expanding global scope of its asset management business, TIAA is rebranding its investment organization as “TIAA Global Asset Management.”
More affluent clients of advisory firms often seek out the latest services and strategies—making the group a helpful barometer of investment industry trends and challenges.
Northern Trust subsidiary joins forces with alternatives specialist Aurora Investment Management; Vanguard Launches international high-dividend yield index fund and dividend appreciation index fund.
Duration-focused equity and fixed-income exposures have long formed the basis of large institutional portfolios not tied to the future income needs of a single individual or family, but today’s...
An analysis by Fidelity indicates 401(k) investors who stuck with equity allocations after the 2008 financial crisis fared better than those who didn’t.
Like any challenging labor in life or business, running a target-date fund portfolio successfully requires careful attention and a keen sense of balance.
Findings from a Northern Trust survey show corporate earnings and U.S. economic growth are among the top concerns of global asset managers—but even with emerging volatility managers are...
It’s more or less common sense that making retirement plan investment menus easier to use will lead to better outcomes, but a new paper strives to more carefully...
Investors are concerned about global political unrest and macroeconomic challenges, according to Natixis, but they remain optimistic on equities and alternatives.
Prudential Investments DCIO executive Michael Rosenberg warns investors not to leave their portfolios exposed to “bad luck” in the five or 10 years before retirement.