PIMCO

  • Ken Griffin, CEO of Citadel.

    Seven years removed from a near-death experience during the financial crisis, Ken Griffin's Citadel is more powerful than ever.

  • PIMCO headquarters building in Newport Beach, Calif.

    Pimco's global equities CIO Virginie Maisonneuve is leaving after less than a year and a half as the company narrows its stock-investing focus.

  • China's economic growth looks set to miss the government's targets, but the mainland's markets still offer good value, Pimco said in a note.

  • Pimco vs. Vanguard

    In a battle of the bond funds, CNBC's Dominic Chu compares the performance of Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund versus PIMCO Total Return Fund.

  • Vanguard is living large

    The torch has been passed in the race for which bond fund is the biggest.

  • Pimco names Bernanke senior advisor

    Pimco announced it has hired former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke as a senior advisor, reports CNBC's Steve Liesman.

  • Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital, is betting that the best way to play the coming rate hikes is by holding lots of mortgages.

    Five years after launching, Jeff Gundlach and DoubleLine Capital are on top of the bond investing world.

  • Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, right, and Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis are shown at the Greek parliament in Athens.

    Greece failed to reach a deal with the EU and IMF to unlock aid after the creditors dismissed reforms from Athens as ideas rather than concrete plans.

  • US dollar's 'growth stock' story: Paul McCulley

    Former Pimco Chief Economist Paul McCulley, discusses the future of the U.S. dollar, Fed policy, Europe's long-term liquidity problem.

  • Pimco's 'natural evolution' after Bill Gross

    Former Pimco Chief Economist Paul McCulley discusses the end of the Bill Gross era at Pimco and why he is bullish on the company's future.

  • Eyeing European spreads

    Scott Maher, US CIO and manager of PIMCO's Total Return Fund, explains why he's looking for opportunities in Europe.

  • Pimco's McCulley to step down: Reuters

    Reuters is reporting Pimco's Paul McCulley will step down as chief economist and managing director.

  • PIMCO CIO: Fed's 2 key words - Patience and transitory

    Scott Mather has turned PIMCO into the top 1 percent of all bond funds after taking over the role of CIO. Mather shares his strategies for success and expectations from the Fed.

  • Australia took a double-whammy from record-low interest rates and commodity-price drops, but the selloff has left its market attractive to yield chasers.

  • Government bond yields in the U.S., Europe and Japan are plumbing lows, suggesting a flight to safety, but analysts aren't ready to hit the panic button.

  • PIMCO headquarters building in Newport Beach, Calif.

    Scott Mather, PIMCO CIO, says his firm will move very slow on interest rates.

  • Jeffrey Gundlach, founder and chief executive officer of Doubleline Capital LP.

    Bond guru Jeffrey Gundlach said he expects the Fed to raise rates in 2015, but not on the strength of economic fundamentals.

  • The new bond king

    CNBC's Sara Eisen speaks to DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach, about the impact Bill Gross' departure from Pimco had on his business. Eisen reports DoubleLine has seen $2.6 billion of inflows in October.

  • Pimco bonuses: Epic fail by board?

    Former CEO Mohamed El-Erian received a bonus of $230 million and co-founder and former CIO Bill Gross walked away with $290 million. John Martini, Reed Smith LLC Partner, and "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary provide perspective into the board's approval.

  • Douglas Hodge of PIMCO

    Pimco can withstand additional outflows of up to $350 billion over the next two years before it is impaired, Morningstar says.