In the Margins
Dennis Stattman, one of BlackRock's longest-serving mutual fund managers, will retire in August. Stattman, who will turn 66 this month, has run what is now BlackRock's largest mutual fund—the BlackRock Global Allocation Fund—for more than 28 years; it currently has $40 billion in assets under management. Read the original story from CNBC.
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