In the Margins
The Janus Capital Group bond fund run by Bill Gross could be impacted by proposed limits on the use of leverage by mutual funds, CEO Richard Weil said. Gross’s fund “could potentially see some change in investment behavior depending on how those final rules and regulations turn out. We’ll keep an eye on it, but it’s not a huge focus for us at this moment,” he said on a conference call. Read original story from Bloomberg.
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