Fintech firms are finally cracking into the fixed income scene, aiming to provide advisors with market data, transparency and a better deal for their clients.

Volatility and rising interest rates have made advisors keen as ever on active investment strategies.

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Still, investors pulled money from high-yield mutual funds, even as high-yield ETFs remained steady.

U.S. stocks, and the funds that invest in them, have been boosted by the pace of corporate buybacks as companies recycle their profits and money is being repatriated under the reformed tax code.

How would the markets respond if something happened to throw off the Fed’s well-telegraphed, long-term plan to reduce its balance sheet?