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Pimco Executives Say They've Adapted To Life After Bill Gross

TedTed
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FYI: The asset manager's main areas of focus are addressing global demand for income, positioning core bond portfolios for a steeper yield curve and building out its alternative and enhanced equity products.
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Ted
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  • CharlesCharles
    edited June 2015
    Accurate article on what the PIMCO folks said on stage. But fact is PIMCO still seems a bit defensive about the fiasco of the past year or so ... as it should be ... gonna take much more time to truly adapt, especially given anticipated interest rate environment. Hard to see them regaining the Camelot aura.

    As for AUM, I "only" see $410B in publicly traded mutual funds so rest must be SMAs ... which means OE funds and ETFs account for only about 25% of AUM.
  • MarkMark
    Total AUM $1.7 trillion according to both of the referenced articles. Can you imagine the fee income?

    Charles, does your $410 billion figure for publicly traded mutual funds include CEF's?
  • CharlesCharles
    @Marl. No, just OEs and ETFs.
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