In the Margins
Vanguard Group has topped $4 trillion in assets for the first time, accentuating a loss of faith among investors in traditional money managers who handpick stocks. The record of $4.048 trillion, reached at the end of January, follows a year when Vanguard’s funds pulled in more new money than all of its competitors combined. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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