Mutual fund company Janus Capital Group Inc. says it has received an inquiry in an investigation of insider trading on Wall Street.In a regulatory filing Tuesday, Janus said the inquiry seeks "general information" in a probe that widened when federal investigators raided offices of three hedge funds on Monday.The Denver-based manager of $161 billion says it intends to cooperate with the request, and
Janus Capital Group said it received an inquiry from regulators probing insider trading, and Wellington Management Co was reported to have received a similar information request, as the two mutual
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Federal authorities are examining whether multiple insider-trading rings reaped illegal profits totaling tens of millions of dollars, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, citing people
Federal authorities are examining whether multiple insider-trading rings reaped illegal profits totaling tens of millions of dollars, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, citing people
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has sounded caution on banks' growing involvement in mutual funds as there are issues concerning systemic stability. "Banks have emerged as conduits for mutual funds
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