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The German bank’s US arm has been criticized for poor governance, inadequate regulatory reporting technologies, and bad data by regulators.

An S&P Dow Jones Indices director has argued that the Vix index is far higher than “realised” volatility—but the ride will get rougher in the next few months.

Editor-in-Chief Kip McDaniel on the new beginning of Chief Investment Officer Magazine—a fundamental redesign of the brand along with nips and tucks on both print and online that help us present a fresh face to the world.

Large, highly connected asset management firms are at risk of being labeled “systemically important financial institutions.”

PIMCO’s latest long-term view reflects slow economic growth, high leverage, the end of bull markets, and a lower neutral policy rate.

With the Volker Rule, risk retention rules, and more than two-thirds of CLOs reaching the end of their reinvestment period in three years, how should investors prepare?

As developed economies move from the recovery to the expansion phase, Goldman Sachs Asset Management argues that the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates sooner than expected.

Fixed-income strategies with variable durations could be key for asset owners amid uncertain interest rate environments—or a key loss of power.

A consulting firm found emerging markets underperformed last year while US equities experienced more than significant growth.

2013's changing risk patterns pushed investors to swap index funds for country-level investments, according to Axioma.

A review of 10 firms’ projections shows widespread bullishness on developed market equities, and a total lack of conviction about emerging markets.