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Recovery spreads across $3.9tn American public retirement system
Call for fundamental reforms to prevent ‘crippling’ outflows during market stress
Bill aims to close loophole which hastened investor shift from mutual funds to exchange traded funds
ETF investors must judge whether prices will stay elevated
Solid returns on many ESG-themed vehicles during pandemic has bolstered inflows
Regulatory stings scare off some managers, but others hunt for opportunities in vast economy
Worldwide net investor inflows reaches $834.2bn at the end of August
Government to increase levy to help fund spending on health and social care
Poor data and conflicting standards on ESG open up asset managers to potential claims misleading clients
German asset manager accused of misleading investors about its sustainable investing efforts
US investment house opts for fully transparent structure made popular by Cathie Wood’s Ark funds
Appointment highlights rising importance of private investments to managers of large pools of capital
Billions of dollars flow into funds tracking sectors that typically outperform in choppier environments
Asset manager says product costs should be as clear to public as calorie counts on food labels
More than $75bn raised this year as industry hopes state-spending drives will yield opportunities
£532bn group formerly known as Standard Life Aberdeen boosted by better than expected fee income
Johnson and Sunak urge £1tn pensions industry to help ‘build back better’
Climate Action 100+ coalition says producers ‘not on track’ for 91% cut in carbon emissions by 2050
Vanguard, JPMorgan, BlackRock and Morgan Stanley have done deals to bolster their ‘direct indexing’ offerings
Former Legg Mason head Joe Sullivan to become chief executive and chair at the asset manager
Independent providers lambast competition from investment bank rivals
The London-listed company has been on an acquisition spree since Martin Gilbert joined as chair earlier this year
Asset manager’s voting record shows it has become more willing to take a stand against management
String of bids for companies reignites debate about role of private equity industry in wider economy
Wall Street bank will invest its own capital in climate-friendly exchange traded fund
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