Three More Fund Managers to Buy

Managing other people's money is a lucrative business, as we noted in a story spotlighting three large fund-management companies. Soon after the story ran, we received a handwritten note from mutual fund manager John Keeley, who urged us to look into three smaller asset-management firms that ha...

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Published inKiplinger's personal finance Vol. 61; no. 4; p. 62
Main Author Landis, David
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Kiplinger Washington Editors 01.04.2007
Subjects
Advisors
Corporate profits
Earnings
Financial planners
Investment advisors
Keeley, John
Mutual funds
Personal finance
Profit margins
Stocks
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Summary:Managing other people's money is a lucrative business, as we noted in a story spotlighting three large fund-management companies. Soon after the story ran, we received a handwritten note from mutual fund manager John Keeley, who urged us to look into three smaller asset-management firms that had escaped our scrutiny: Epoch Holdings, Diamond Hill Investment Group and Hennessy Advisors. Keeley knows a thing or two about managing money, not to mention overlooked small companies. His Keeley Small Cap Value fund returned an annualized 16% over the past ten years to February 1, the 14th-best record among diversified U.S. stock funds.
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ISSN:1528-9729