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AllianceBernstein LP, Franklin Templeton Investments and Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. are the three publicly traded mutual fund companies with the most at stake pending the SEC's 12(b)-1 reform. By Jessica Toonkel September 6, 12:01 AM ET
The New York State Common Retirement Fund is the latest in what could be a long list of public funds to cut their assumed rates of return as officials begin to acknowledge the long-term effect volatile market conditions will have on future investment returns. By Randy Diamond September 6, 12:01 AM ET
The private equity secondary market is starting to heat up, with price increases prompting some investors to consider strategic sales and others to look at buying. By Arleen Jacobius September 6, 12:01 AM ET
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Real estate investments might be all about location, location, location, but Cohen & Steers Inc.'s growth mantra appears to be diversify, diversify, diversify.
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