TOKYO (Reuters) - After raising $54 billion of equity this year to ride out the financial crisis, banks in Asia are likely to tap markets for billions more as the G20 moves toward tightening capital requirements for global lenders. Full Article

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Fidelity Investments and some other U.S. asset managers with big money market funds can breathe a sigh of relief. Boston-based data provider Financial Research Corp. (FRC) has decided to stop providing ... Full Article

The U.S. mutual fund industry is doing little to increase diversity and hire more minority workers, a senior executive at boutique investment firm Ariel Investments said this week. Full Article
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