The Latest Breaking News from State Street

As the stock market broadened out its participation, new swing trading opportunities presented themselves.

The House Judiciary Committee issued more subpoenas last week in its ongoing investigation into whether some finance companies may have violated antitrust laws through their ESG investing practices. The subpoenas include requests for information from the heads of BlackRock and State Street, specifically.

The "Big Three" investors are taking the ES out of ESG.

MS stock tumbled Wednesday as Morgan Stanley's earnings beat wasn't enough to satisfy investors. State Street climbs even as profit falls.

Investors are big winners from price wars raging between ETF providers. That's especially true if you want to buy the S&P 500.

World's largest asset manager responds to ESG critics by allowing investors to vote proxies

The Big Three passive asset management firms—BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard—have been criticized for using investors’ money in pursuit of political goals. The firms use the funds that they invest on behalf of their clients and vote the proxies that, outside of a pooled index or mutual fund, investors would…

Lawmakers express concerns over potential antitrust violations in firms' ESG initiatives

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), along with Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Dan Bishop (R-N.C.), sent letters to the Big Three passive asset management firms—BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard—on July 6 requesting information about their efforts to combat climate change through ESG. Jordan said such efforts could violate…