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AllianceBernstein National Municipal Income Fund, Inc. RELEASES MONTHLY PORTFOLIO UPDATE
ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN CLOSED-END FUNDS ANNOUNCE DISTRIBUTION RATES
Upstart, Flagstar Sink, While BBAV, BMA Climb: Week's Financials Roundup
TD Cowen Maintains AllianceBernstein Holding(AB.US) With Buy Rating, Raises Target Price to $43
Express News | Alliancebernstein Holding LP - Proceeds From Sale to Be Used for Debt Repayment and Investment Initiatives
Express News | Alliancebernstein Holding LP - and, Eqh Exchange 5.2 Mln AB Units, Reducing Available Units for Future Exchange
Express News | Alliancebernstein Holding LP - Enters Agreement to Issue up to 10 Mln Units to Equitable Holdings
KBW Announces Index Rebalancing for Fourth-Quarter 2024
AllianceBernstein Reports Rise in Assets Under Management
AllianceBernstein AUM Gains 2.5% in November, Driven by Market Gains
Express News | Alliancebernstein Holding LP - Aum Increases to $813 Billion in November 2024
AB Announces November 30, 2024 Assets Under Management
AllianceBernstein Holding To Present At Goldman Sachs Conference; Webcast At 11:20 AM ET
TD Cowen Maintains AllianceBernstein Holding(AB.US) With Buy Rating, Maintains Target Price $42
AllianceBernstein Launches Two Active Buffer ETFs
Express News | Alliancebernstein to Sue Switzerland Over $17Bn Credit Suisse Debt Wipeout - FT
AllianceBernstein Holding Is Maintained at Equal-Weight by Barclays
Barclays Maintains AllianceBernstein Holding(AB.US) With Hold Rating, Cuts Target Price to $36
Index fund attracted $500 billion in 2024, reigniting the debate on passive investment on Wall Street.
The passive investment trend is accelerating. The danger brought by the frenzy of stock index tracking has generated new anxieties on Wall Street. With nearly a month left until the end of 2024, index funds have already attracted approximately $50 billion in new capital, while their actively managed counterparts are experiencing capital outflows. In recent weeks, the increasingly dominant position of index investments has sparked strong dissatisfaction from the active fund management giants Apollo Global Management and Citadel, who accuse that the surge in index funds undermines the crucial role of stock pickers in improving market efficiency, and so on. However, the two major Wall Street banks are adjusting to this asset allocation.