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Christopher R. Ely and two portfolio managers who ran nearly $3 billion in domestic small-cap equities for Keystone Investments left to set up a new small-cap equities group in Loomis, Sayles & Co.'s Boston Counseling group, confirmed Jeffrey L. Meade, CEO at Loomis Sayles. Other members of the team are David Smith and Philip Fine.
Keystone named Donald Dates, director of equity research, Margery Parker, portfolio manager and David Benhaim, a senior technology analyst, as the interim small-cap team until a new team is hired, said Philip M. Byrne, president of Keystone
