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Money managers and mutual funds

Money managers have served pharaohs, kings, emperors, popes, and merchant traders - and now are available to average investors. One of the most significant modern developments in money management was the creation of the "Prudent man rule" in 1830, setting a standard that managers must "conduct themselves honestly and discreetly and carefully." A major distinction between types of money managers is between the 'pass-through intermediary,' who bears no risk on the client's behalf, vs. the 'risk-taking intermediary,' who guarantees certain results and pays the consequences for non-performance.

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  • "Money managers have served pharaohs, kings, emperors, popes, and merchant traders - and now are available to average investors. One of the most significant modern developments in money management was the creation of the "Prudent man rule" in 1830, setting a standard that managers must "conduct themselves honestly and discreetly and carefully." A major distinction between types of money managers is between the 'pass-through intermediary,' who bears no risk on the client's behalf, vs. the 'risk-taking intermediary,' who guarantees certain results and pays the consequences for non-performance."@en
  • "Money managers have served pharaohs, kings, emperors, popes, and merchant traders - and now are available to average investors. One of the most significant modern developments in money management was the creation of the "Prudent man rule" in 1830, setting a standard that managers must "conduct themselves honestly and discreetly and carefully." A major distinction between types of money managers is between the 'pass-through intermediary, ' who bears no risk on the client's behalf, vs. the 'risk-taking intermediary, ' who guarantees certain results and pays the consequences for non-performance."
  • "Money managers have served pharaohs, kings, emperors, popes, and merchant traders - and now are available to average investors. One of the most significant modern developments in money management was the creation of the "Prudent man rule" in 1830, setting a standard that managers must "conduct themselves honestly and discreetly and carefully." A major distinction between types of money managers is between the 'pass-through intermediary, ' who bears no risk on the client's behalf, vs. the 'risk-taking intermediary, ' who guarantees certain results and pays the consequences for non-performance."@en
  • "What do professional money managers offer to the individual investor, and to what degree can they be expected to outperform the market? Investors increasingly choose mutual funds, themselves run by money managers, as a preferred way to invest in securities. How should an investor come to terms with the dizzying number of choices available, and how can we anticipate the future performance of a manager or mutual fund? The Secrets of the Great Investors series is a collection of presentations that explain, in understandable language, the strategies, tactics, and principles that have produced great wealth, and how you can improve your financial future. History's greatest investors used powerful investing philosophies to produce superior results, and you can learn from their successes and mistakes."@en

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  • "Money managers and mutual funds"
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