Data & Directories


May 28, 2007, 12:01 AM ET

Top 25 managers of high-yield bonds
U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets managed internally, in millions, as of Dec. 31, 2006.
ManagerAssets
Legg Mason$11,982
Fidelity Investments$9,247
Trusco Capital$9,039
Oaktree Capital$8,564
New York Life Inv. Mgmt.$7,526
Principal Global Investors$7,255
Loomis, Sayles$6,824
Shenkman Capital$6,293
Lehman Brothers Holdings$3,441
PIMCO$3,349
Highland Capital (Texas)$3,250
TIAA-CREF$3,187
AIG Global Investment$2,874
T. Rowe Price$2,266
Atlantic Asset Mgmt.$1,958
Stone Harbor Investment$1,874
Northern Trust Global$1,838
TCW Group$1,823
Payden & Rygel$1,688
DDJ Capital$1,554
Nomura Corporate Research$1,390
MassMutual Financial$1,319
Capital Guardian$1,270
JPMorgan Asset Mgmt.$1,214
40/86 Advisors$1,076
Total$102,101

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