In the Margins
Eaton Vance Corp. missed Wall Street expectations for the Oct. 31-ending quarter, with assets under management slipping 0.4% from the previous quarter to $311.4 billion; AUM was up 4.6% from the year prior. The Boston-based firm said profit during the quarter slid as it struggled amid rocky markets and spending to roll out new funds. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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