In the Margins
The PIMCO Total Return Fund—once managed by Bill Gross and the largest mutual fund in the world—experienced its 30th straight month of investor outflows in October. The fund's assets fell to $93.7 billion, less than one-third of its peak size. Read the original story from Bloomberg.
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