The Markets

Institutional investment managers have moderated their expectations for global growth in the face of European debt concerns, according to a quarterly survey conducted by Northern Trust Global Advisors...

 Fidelity Investments said it experienced significant year-over-year increases in IRA contributions and new account openings for Traditional, Roth and Rollover IRA accounts during the first four months of...

For QDIAs, no news is good news, though changes loom.

T. Rowe Price and the Education Trust of Alaska announced fee reductions to their College Savings Plan. 

A new study has found that asset management business models are in transition as the industry adapts to dominant investor concerns about liquidity and capital protection in a...

A recent study polled financial advisors to discover the worst financial mistakes made by college students.  

47% of professional money managers in Russell Investments’ latest quarterly poll believe the market to be undervalued, up markedly from 28% in the March 2010 survey.  

Half of employees participating in a recent survey say they decided on their defined contribution plan contribution because it was the most they could afford.

In spite of stock market rebounds and emerging signs of recovery in various economic indicators, wealthy investors have apparently decided to exercise caution.

Just 30 days after its last distribution to holders of its frozen real estate fund, the Principal has made another payment.

Investors’ belief in global economic growth and the ability of corporations to improve profits has significantly eroded, according to a recent survey of fund managers.

Investors pumped $126 billion into equity/mixed, bond, and other long-term mutual funds in April on a net basis.

Russell Investments has posted its official lists of companies that are set to join or leave the broad-market Russell 3000 Index when its U.S. equity indexes are reconstituted...

Investors responded to worrisome economic events in May by yanking $13.2 billion from equity funds.

Despite the return of extreme volatility to financial markets, U.S. mutual fund investors withdrew a net of roughly $7 billion from stock and bond mutual funds in...

May might have been a brutal month for markets around the world, but investors continued to funnel assets into U.S.- listed exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to the...

Investors put a net $3.5 billion into U.S. exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in May, according to an estimate from Strategic Insight (SI), an Asset International company.

As the Dow Jones Industrial Average slid more than 7% in May, 401(k) participant transfers became strongly fixed income-oriented, according to the results of the Hewitt 401(k) Index.

Exchange-traded-fund (ETF) industry assets fell $46 billion for the month of May, or 5.5%, according to State Street Global Advisors’ ETF Snapshot.