[WSJ] New Funds Plan For Extreme Market Swings
September 07, 2009 8:31 pm
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This piece looks at moves by MSCI and fund companies such as Pimco to develop investment products that are built to incorporate more extreme movements in stock markets as happened in 2008. You can read the Wall Street Journal article here.
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Let’s Make A Deal On 12b-1 Fees If we’re going to allow 12b-1 fees, let’s make sure fund companies actually pass on the savings to investors. -
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Weekly European ETF Trading Report -
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Second Markit Sovereign Credit Index To Trade -
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