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FYI: (Click On Article Title At Top Of Google Search) The market forces rocking traditional mutual fund firms are battering one of Chicago's biggest brands: Driehaus Capital Management. The firm liquidated an underperforming fund in June, just months after its longtime CEO resigned, and assets under management have dropped a third from a nearly $13 billion peak.
