The biggest U.S. fund firm still stands out.
The biggest U.S. fund firm still stands out.
A PIMCO Ginnie Mae manager departs, Fidelity to merge away two funds, and more Vanguard fund expense ratios come down.
Although some Vanguard funds underperformed their peers during the market rally, the firm had more portfolios in the top quartile of their categories than in the bottom quartile.
Below the radar, some funds got burned by American Airlines, while another fund is dumping Hong Kong real estate, and other fund managers are limited in the number of times they can go home.
How do Vanguard's actively managed funds stack up against its index funds?
Beware of hindsight bias when comparing what you own with what you wish you owned.
Plus, T. Rowe's new fixed-income chief will have to think globally, and more.
Bond funds continue to capture the vast majority of the investment dollars in the third quarter.
Vanguard chairman and CEO Bill McNabb says Vanguard will only launch new products that have enduring value for investors.