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BlackRock Inc. and Western Asset Management Co. are offering a new twist on traditional money- market funds as regulators are set to impose sweeping changes on the $2.58 trillion industry.
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Pacific Investment Management Co. is becoming less dependent on Bill Gross, preparing for an eventual future without the world’s best-known bond investor and adding pressure on its rising stars to live up to his legacy.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. is proving that banks aren’t destined to be also-rans in the $12 trillion mutual fund business.
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O. Mason Hawkins and G. Staley Cates, having made Southeastern Asset Management Inc. the second-largest investor in Dell Inc., told clients last year the computer maker was worth more than its sliding stock price suggested when viewed as a private company.
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John Kinnucan ’s questioning by the FBI in a broad insider-trading investigation has put the spotlight on money managers and their use of a burgeoning breed of firms selling research and access to industry experts.
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Janus Capital Group Inc., the money manager that made its name placing big bets on stocks, is trying something new to stem a five-year customer exodus.
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Investors pulled money from mutual funds that buy U.S. stocks for the first week this year, just before the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record.
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Donald Yacktman, whose Yacktman Focused Fund has won $1.5 billion in net deposits this year, is doing something rivals Bruce Berkowitz and Bill Miller aren’t: making money for his clients.
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Virtus Investment Partners Inc. and Artio Global Investors Inc. set out on their own in 2009 within nine months of one another. The paths of the two money managers couldn’t have been more different.
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Western Asset Management Co., the $462 billion bond unit of Legg Mason Inc., said S. Kenneth Leech will become chief investment officer next year to succeed Stephen Walsh, who will retire.
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