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Investment News archives from May 2007

Will fears of a hollowing out save income trusts? Conservatives may be backing off taxation stance.(News)
May 7, 2007

Wachovia wealth unit missed earnings-growth goal in '06; Rise of just 8% follows 24% increase from a year earlier.(News)
May 7, 2007

Funds slow pace of hiring legal, compliance staff; With scandals receding, demand for experts slackens.(News)
May 7, 2007

REITs give student housing the old college try; Demographics favorable, though sector has a number of drawbacks.(News)
May 7, 2007

House Democrats eyeing reduction in the AMT; Plan would raise tax rate on rich, lower it for middle class.(News)
May 7, 2007

People.
May 7, 2007

Seeking a few good philanthropists.(Short Interests)
May 7, 2007

Retirement planning keeps clients more satisfied; Fidelity highlights challenges in shift to asset distribution.(News)
May 7, 2007

Small firms upset by an NASD hiring; Some members cry foul over role reversal.(News)
May 7, 2007

Separately managed account quandary; Financial advisers like using UMAs; money managers fear they could lose marketing control.(News)
May 7, 2007

Boomers, motorcycles don't seem to mix.(Short Interests)
May 7, 2007

Rich are likely to snub insurers, experts say; Wealthy prefer investment banks for asset management.(News)
May 7, 2007

Growth fund not afraid to take contrarian stance.(Street Wise)
May 7, 2007

Protesters target Fidelity over Sudan.(Short Interests)
May 7, 2007

Canadian advisers strive to avoid bank dominance; Advisory, insurer create own banks to compete.(News)
May 7, 2007

Trade group disputes finding on fund fees.(News)
May 7, 2007

Equity index annuity insurers are facing more lawsuits; Incentive-laden production contracts are blamed.(News)
May 7, 2007

Investor group nips at regulator's heels.(Short Interests)
May 7, 2007

New service agreement at TD Ameritrade causes flap; Advisers stirred up because contracts arrived during tax time.(News)
May 7, 2007

Is quest for income old-fashioned alchemy or magic elixir? Companies mull ways to offer guaranteed income.(Mutual Fund Report)
May 7, 2007

Battle lines drawn on appeal of broker ruling; Opponents, supporters push their agendas in public.(News)
May 7, 2007

More firms look to India to fill research needs; Money managers follow in the footsteps of investment banks.(News)
May 7, 2007

You can't afford to turn a blind eye to client/fiduciary.(Fiduciary Corner)
May 7, 2007

Volatility nearing the end of a three-year holiday; 2004-06 period was well below the 30-year average.(News)
May 7, 2007

Product development role seen for advisers; Some offerings denounced as `hedge funds in drag'.(Mutual Fund Round Table)
May 7, 2007

Levitt urges one fiduciary rule for all players.(Conference Calls)
May 7, 2007... Byline: Aaron Siegel PHOENIX - The broker-dealer exemption rule has been overturned, but investors still should be cautious, warned Arthur S. Levitt Jr., former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. "While brokers will...

Active ETFs likely to receive a European tryout; Bear Stearns fund could be introduced in U.S. by summer.(News)
May 7, 2007

Disputing the superiority of fundamental indexing; Claim of cap weighting's drag on return called `false'.(News)
May 7, 2007

'Say on pay' bill for executives is unnecessary.(Monday Morning)
May 7, 2007

Calendar.
May 7, 2007

RJ unit takes internal heat; Stagnant head count among reps troubles parent firm's CEO.(News)
May 7, 2007

Closing quote.(Reverse Spin)
May 7, 2007

At the bell.
May 7, 2007

With Brian A. Murdock of New York Life Investment Management LLC.(One on One)
May 7, 2007

NASD expands broker, firm disciplinary information; `Bad boy' rap sheets will be disclosed.(News)
May 7, 2007

Investors can be thankful for the February wake-up call.(The Markets)
May 7, 2007

Brian A. Murdock, 51, president and chief executive of New York Life Investment Management LLC in Parsippany, N.J., a division of New York Life Insurance Co., since 2006.(One on One)
May 7, 2007

Wealth experts give tips on client meetings.(Conference Calls)
May 7, 2007... Byline: Aaron Siegel PHOENIX - The first few minutes of an initial meeting with a wealthy family can make or break a potentially multimillion-dollar relationship, said Ash Rajan, director of management guidance at Merrill Lynch & Co....

Making sure you do what you know you should.(Practice Management)
May 7, 2007

IRA charitable contributions a one-time tax break.(IRA Alert)
May 7, 2007

As big Canadian listings slip, TSX turns to U.S. Exchange's CEO takes a tour of 10 American cities.(News)
May 7, 2007... Byline: David Clarke OTTAWA - Richard Nesbitt, chief executive of TSX Group Inc., is touring 10 U.S. cities to try to drum up new listings for the Toronto Stock Exchange. Not that business is bad for TSX, which operates the exchange,...

Product watch.
May 7, 2007

Plan sponsor's fail-safe: Using RIA as a co-fiduciary.(Fiduciary Corner)
May 7, 2007

A retro approach to attracting wealthy clients.(Marketing Strategies)
May 7, 2007

Fund industry awaits simplified prospectus; Concerns about liability, updating abound.(News)
May 7, 2007

Financial services companies open purse strings for top execs; Compensation at 10 firms climbed 27% in '06.(News)
May 7, 2007

Ivy Funds unveils two international funds of funds; Firm aims to provide one-stop diversification.(News)
May 7, 2007

The preventable death of fixed annuities.(Other Views)
May 7, 2007

Advisers wise to prepare succession plans.(Editorial)
May 7, 2007

Corporate scandals give rise to fiduciary consulting; Small businesses have vast appetite for the service.(News)
May 7, 2007

FSI wants SEC to change its privacy rule; Calls regulation `cumbersome, costly, time-consuming'.(News)
May 7, 2007

States oppose bank broker leniency.(Short Interests)
May 7, 2007

Quiz tackles retirement, aging.(Short Interests)
May 7, 2007

Round Table panelists.(Mutual Fund Round Table)(Discussion)
May 7, 2007

China takes action to plug investment flood; Managers required to return billions to domestic investors.(News)
May 7, 2007

Hedge managers may need Spidey's powers.(Reverse Spin)
May 7, 2007

Mutual Fund Round Table transcript.(Mutual Fund Round Table)
May 7, 2007

Opinion poll.
May 7, 2007

Clarification.(Correction notice)
May 7, 2007

Qualified candidates and proper training remain scarce.(Other Views)
May 14, 2007

SRO merger now in SEC's court; Some are concerned that self-regulation is at stake.(News)
May 14, 2007

Rep sues A.G. Edwards in market-timing case; Former Boston broker alleges defamation.(News)
May 14, 2007

Mid-caps' flows middling despite top-notch results; Not owning them may be a mistake, some advisers say.(News)
May 14, 2007

Time is right for a shortened prospectus.(Editorial)
May 14, 2007

Small-biz employees value retirement plans, study says; 49% of those in one wouldn't join a firm that doesn't have one.(News)
May 14, 2007... Byline: Lisa Shidler CHICAGO - Forget stock options or holiday turkeys; the way to inspire employee loyalty is to offer a retirement plan, according to a study released last week by Fidelity Investments. Forty-nine percent of employees...

Tax planning has role in asset allocation, expert says.(Conference Calls)
May 14, 2007

City National's Lydian deal a bid to attract jet-setters; Plans to open L.A. office by end of summer.(News)
May 14, 2007

NAPFA lowers fee but limits free booze.(Short Interests)
May 14, 2007

Advisers can't ignore client health-care needs.(Monday Morning)
May 14, 2007

Expensive credit repair kits not likely to go away; Settlement draws attention to products that claim to repair bad credit.(News)
May 14, 2007

Teams have more than hockey in common.(Short Interests)
May 14, 2007

LPL is said to play hardball; Reports: It told rival to stop recruiting reps at firms it's buying.(News)
May 14, 2007

Cox, Schapiro tackle disclosure at ICI meeting; SEC chief also addresses future of 12(b)-1 fees.(News)
May 14, 2007

Workin' 9 to 5 and barely making a billion.(Short Interests)
May 14, 2007

Closing quote.(Reverse Spin)
May 14, 2007

A bank-owned trading system challenges TSX; Announcement triggers 12% drop in exchange's stock.(News)
May 14, 2007... Byline: David Clarke OTTAWA - An alternative trading system owned by Canadian banks - the announcement of which this month immediately knocked 12% off the share price of the Toronto Stock Exchange's parent, TSX Group Inc. - threatens to...

SIFMA defends mandatory-arbitration system; Support comes as legislators call for investor choice.(News)
May 14, 2007

In La-La Land, business managers direct finances; Advisers must pass financial gatekeepers before dancing with the stars.(News)
May 14, 2007

Los Angeles entices wealth managers; Opportunities seen in fragmented market.(News)
May 14, 2007

To appeal or not to appeal; Today is the deadline for the SEC's decision on fee-based accounts; industry seeks guidance.(News)
May 14, 2007

ICI chairman: 401(k) investors shouldn't dwell on fees.(Conference Call)
May 14, 2007

The S&P 500 is no worldbeater.(The Markets)
May 14, 2007

Dump the bum - and collect the insurance.(Short Interests)
May 14, 2007

Atkins estate battle offers advisers lessons; Ironclad planning said to help avoid such issues.(News)
May 14, 2007

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