IA launches life insurance product for those who have problems qualifying
Access Life will provide coverage to clients who prefer not to get medical exams, including those who are in good health
- By: Tessie Sanci
- April 1, 2016 October 15, 2019
- 15:00
Access Life will provide coverage to clients who prefer not to get medical exams, including those who are in good health
The exchange’s focus on liquidity, investor access and efficiency were deciding factors in Invesco’s decision to list its new ETF on the trading platform
The 10 funds will invest in a combination of six new index-based pooled funds in which the asset allocation will gradually and automatically become more…
iShares Edge MSCI Min Vol EAFE Index ETF will now have a annual management fee of 0.35%
The six new ETFs represent the bank’s second foray into the ETF market. It had previously launched a lineup in 2001 and closed the funds…
The changes in investment advisors will allow for more diversification of sectors and foreign securities, among other things
Gerard Ferguson is now co-portfolio manager of Front Street Tactical Equity Class
The company is also reducing management fees for investments under $100,000 for Series A and Series T if purchased under the front-end load option
The fund currently has a limited amount of additional capacity
Portfolio managers Jonathan Norwood and Richard Wong succeed Lawrence Chin and Andrew Massie
New ETF products will have slightly higher fees
The opportunity to share or transfer expenses among funds held in a corporate-class family will continue
Redwood Global shareholders to benefit from an expected reduction in management fees
Year-to-date net sales approach $6.5 billion
The four proposed new ETFs would have a management fee of 0.35%, according to the firm’s announcement
The ratings cover 21,000 mutual funds and exchange-traded funds
Myles Zyblock says rules-based approach takes emotions out of investing
Asset management firms are trying to shift from stars to investment teams
The new swap futures contracts will be available for trading on the MX in September subject to self-certification of the product
The firm has also announced that Ben Cheng, chief investment officer, will assume lead portfolio manager responsibilities for the two remaining funds
The change to Mackenzie U.S. Mid Cap Growth Class will bring the fund in line with the rest of Mackenzie’s product lineup
The proposed changes include fund mergers and management fee reductions
The launch of these ETFs will be the mutual fund giant’s first foray into the ETF market
The new coverage of 21,000 mutual funds and ETFs comes in response to demand from investors
The new system would alter responsibility for operations and administrative expenses