When fund shops reach $300 to $400 billion in assets, effective stock-picking can be hindered, says MFS chairman emeritus and senior Harvard lecturer Bob Pozen .
“Planting the flag in private wealth advice is going to shape a lot of what IMCA focuses on over the next few years,” says IMCA Executive Director Sean Walters.
MFS chairman emeritus and author Bob Pozen discusses the trends toward international investing, ETFs, dedicated asset managers, and trading processes.
Bob Pozen knows how to fix Social Security, even after the United States falls off the new fiscal cliff—and the U.S. will fall, on March 1 to be exact, he says.
MFS chairman emeritus and author Bob Pozen discusses the merits of the automatic IRA and automatic opt-in.
The European market is alluring to U.S. firms, but making the jump isn't cheap or easy.
Unless the U.S. industry makes changes, the European fund model will reign supreme around the globe.
TD Ameritrade raises its no-load fund platform fee, and more.
Even the oldest can improve.