Money managers reflect on outgoing European Central Bank president Mario Draghi's successes and failings.

China said it will eliminate all limits on foreign ownership of domestic fund management companies starting April 1.

The SEC is launching an asset management advisory committee to address topics that affect investors and market participants.

Five federal financial regulatory agencies approved changes to the Volcker rule in a move to provide relief to financial institutions.

Legislation to revise rules for retirement savings to provide savers with more flexibility and capital to French businesses is now law.

Eurozone finance ministers plan to make a decision on who should succeed Sabine Lautenschlaeger on the ECB’s executive board in November.

Investors and other market participants could soon see more transparency into the fees exchanges charge for core data, after an SEC vote.

Natixis Investment Managers International was fined €3 million by Autorite des Marches Financiers for transactions involving securities financing.

The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority fined Prudential Assurance Co. $29 million for misinforming retirees about annuity options.