In Managed Accounts, Packaged Portfolios Beat Advisor-Driven Ones: Cerulli
Packaged portfolios put together by broker-dealer home offices have beaten advisor-driven or open portfolios over the past five years, according to new Cerulli research.
Packaged portfolios put together by broker-dealer home offices have beaten advisor-driven or open portfolios over the past five years, according to new Cerulli research.
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Institutional outflows remain an issue for the fixed-income shop, according to the research firm.
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Tech companies hoarding cash have become big fixed income players, going after investment-grade offerings.
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Ron Surz uses a thought experiment to clarify sequence of returns risk and its perilous implications for target-date investors.
The Fed should hold off on raising interest rates until the first half of 2016, the IMF said as it cut its U.S. growth forecast.
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Indexer Ron Surz blasts Rob Arnott, PowerShares, Russell and S&P, and says the bias toward value turns growth funds into “mush.”
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Bill Gross says financial assets still beat cash, yet the St. Louis Fed finds Americans have been massively hoarding cash. Time to stuff your mattress?
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Morningstar’s Christine Benz warns that some assets can add volatility, expenses and stress to retirement portfolios, with little upside.