Weakening overseas economies, coupled with the end of QE, has helped the dollar index rise

So-called “active share” metrics may point to the extent, and cost, of active management in a fund, but other measures can sometimes give more transparent details

Active management once reigned supreme, but flows to active funds are now slowing. Is there still a role for active investing?

Are there too many mutual funds out there? Or not enough?

Morningstar has more than 110 manager research analysts in 15 markets around the world, who rate funds and analyze the managers and firms that are running them

A growing number of mutual funds and ETFs now invest in a basket of securities

Sallie Krawcheck, the former head of Bank of America’s wealth management group, announced the next chapter in her long career in financial services with the launch of the Pax Ellevate Global Women’s Index Fund (PXWEX), a mutual...

The traditional wholesaling and style-box product model is expected to decline from 33 percent of advisor-sold assets today to 24 percent by 2017...

Some high-frequency traders may be getting rich, but rapid turnover is not necessarily the best way to operate a mutual fund, according to The No-Load Fund Investor newsletter. During the 10 years ending in 2013, large blend funds that turned ove...

In a move bolstering its mutual fund offerings and distribution network, TIAA-CREF purchased Nuveen Investments from Madison Dearborn Partners on Monday for $6.25 billion, including outstanding debt...