money managers

A survey of money managers produces a ranking of businesses with strong leaders, good governance, quality products and services, and solid market returns.

At most companies, the folks who set fees, pick funds and oversee money managers aren't required to have investment training or expertise.

Top-tier money managers took a beating in the bear market, and many investors ran away from their funds. Those who fled are missing out on a rebound they could have anticipated.

Money managers have traditionally made profits buying distressed debt on the cheap, but individual investors can get into the game directly as well.

Money managers are betting on what has often been a riskier segment of the market: growth stocks.