ETFs targeting TIPS gained $12.8 billion in net flows to close 2020 at $60.9 billion in assets under management.

The pandemic is the Biden administration's priority, but climate risk and other investor issues are on the table.

SPAC launches continue at a hefty pace but most institutional investors remain on the sidelines when it comes to investing directly in them.

CalPERS and CalSTRS are wrestling with COVID-19 impact, staffing and moving their plans forward post pandemic.

Thanks to the Supreme Court, ERISA stock-drop cases remain a tough challenge for participants to even get to trial.

Despite a roller-coaster ride in markets as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, retirement plans ended 2020 with solid investment returns.

President Joe Biden is offering Nellie Liang, a veteran of the Federal Reserve and expert in financial regulation, a top role at Treasury.

Rostin Behnam was named acting chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, following the departure of Heath P. Tarbert.

SEC Commissioner Allison Herren Lee was named acting head of the agency, following the resignation last month of Chairman Jay Clayton.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposed legislation that would help prevent financial contracts from descending into chaos when LIBOR expires.

Global asset managers are struggling to find a foothold in $578 billion hedge fund industry, despite long-awaited policy changes.

Clearinghouses are weighing whether to shift trillions of dollars of derivatives away from the LIBOR weeks before the benchmark expires.

The Trump administration took another stab at trying to ease confusion about its push to halt U.S. investment in certain Chinese companies.

The smallest defined contribution plans in the U.K. will be exempt from paying administration fees under new rules.

Gary Gensler, a former head of the main U.S. derivatives regulator, is President-elect Joe Biden's likely pick to lead the SEC.

The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board should incorporate disclosure on climate risk that currently is "severely lacking."

A tough but more orderly Biden approach to China will see global managers and investors double down on the mainland during the coming year.

Money managers did not get a resolution to the question of equivalence as the U.K.'s transition window for Brexit closed on Jan. 1.

Real estate investors and managers expect investment opportunities in 2021, with the proviso that they may have to reassess their plans.

Private equity fundraising and transaction activity is expected to pick up in 2021.

Global index providers FTSE Russell and MSCI will remove three more Chinese companies, in response to a White House order.

The New York Stock Exchange is proceeding with a plan to delist three Chinese telecommunications firms, its second about-face this week.

There’s confusion over how to interpret President Trump's order to halt investment in certain Chinese firms — costing investors billions.