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(A-B) DIRECTORY OF GLOBAL AND INTERNATIONAL MONEY MANAGERS

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    Acadian Asset Management

    2 International Place, Boston, MA 02110; phone: (617) 946-3500; fax: (617) 946-3501;

    www.acadian-asset.com

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets 5,000

    Total U.S. institutional tax-exempt 4,630

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt int'l/global 4,630

    Internal international/global 4,630

    Internal international 4,630

    Active equity accounts 4,105

    Emerging markets equity 525

    International asset mix:

    Equity 100%

    Non-U.S. pension assets 370

    Internally managed 370

    International equity: Committed most heavily to Japan, the U.K., France, Germany and the Netherlands.

    Analysts/portfolio managers: Stationed in Boston.

    Year registered with SEC: 1986.

    Parent company: United Asset Management.

    Ronald D. Frashure and John R. Chisholm are chief investment officers; Amy R. Conklin is client contact.

    Alliance Capital Management

    1345 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10105; phone: (212) 969- 1353; fax: (212) 969-2118;

    www.alliancecapital.com

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets 301,353

    Total U.S. institutional tax-exempt 134,354

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt int'l/global 6,567

    Internal international/global 6,567

    Internal international 5,541

    Active equity accounts 1,709

    Indexed equity accounts 2,642

    Emerging markets equity 328

    Active bond accounts 321

    Indexed bond accounts 103

    Emerging markets debt 438

    International asset mix:

    Equity 84%

    Bonds 16%

    Internal global 1,026

    Active equity accounts 457

    Balanced 218

    Active bond accounts 21

    High-yield bonds 330

    Global asset mix:

    Equity 58%

    Bonds 37%

    Cash 5%

    Non-U.S. pension assets 3,475

    Internally managed 3,475

    International equity: Committed most heavily to the U.K., Japan, France, Finland and Switzerland.

    Global equity: Committed most heavily to the U.S., Japan, the U.K., France and Spain.

    Analysts/portfolio managers: Stationed in New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Dublin, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Bucharest, Cairo, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Moscow, Mumbai, Paris, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Vienna and Warsaw.

    Year registered with SEC: 1971.

    Parent company: Equitable Cos. Inc.

    Eric Johnson is client contact.

    American Century Investments

    4500 Main St., Kansas City, MO 64111; phone: (816) 345-3533; fax: (816) 340-7881; www.americancentury.com

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets 85,640

    Total U.S. institutional tax-exempt 41,469

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt int'l/global 2,417

    Internal international/global 2,417

    Internal international 2,309

    Active equity accounts 2,218

    Emerging markets equity 22

    Active bond accounts 69

    International asset mix:

    Equity 96%

    Bonds 4%

    Internal global 108

    Active equity accounts 9

    Alternative investments 99

    Global asset mix:

    Equity 9%

    Alternative investments 91%

    International equity: Committed most heavily to the U.K., Japan, France, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

    Global equity: Committed most heavily to the U.S., U.K., Japan, France and the Netherlands.

    Analysts/portfolio managers: Stationed in Greenwich, Conn.; Kansas City; Mountain View, Calif.; and New York.

    Year registered with SEC: 1958.

    Henrik Strabo is chief investment officer; Donn Hess is client contact.

    American Express Financial

    IDS Tower 10, Minneapolis, MN 55440-0010; phone: (612) 671- 1335; fax: (612) 671-4634

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets 219,400

    Total U.S. institutional tax-exempt 72,400

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt int'l/global 4,433

    Internal international/global 4,433

    Internal international 4,092

    Active equity accounts 4,037

    Emerging markets equity 49

    Active bond accounts 6

    International asset mix:

    Equity 99%

    Bonds 1%

    Internal global 341

    Active equity accounts 224

    Active bond accounts 117

    Global asset mix:

    Equity 65.7%

    Bonds 34.3%

    Non-U.S. pension assets 1,701

    Internally managed 1,701

    International equity: Committed most heavily to the U.K., Japan, France, Italy and Germany.

    Global equity: Committed most heavily to the U.S., the U.K., France, Japan and Italy.

    Analysts/portfolio managers: Stationed in Minneapolis, London, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore.

    Year registered with SEC: 1972.

    Parent company: American Express Co.

    The statistics shown above include data from American Express Asset Management Ltd., American Express Asset Management International Inc. and American Express Retirement Services.

    Peter J. Anderson is chief investment officer; Diane K. Vener is client contact.BJulius Baer Investment Management

    330 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10017; phone: (212) 297-3853; fax: (212) 297-3856

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets 5,121

    Total U.S. institutional tax-exempt 4,480

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt int'l/global 4,480

    Internal international/global 4,480

    Internal international 3,690

    Active equity accounts 45

    Active bond accounts 3,645

    International asset mix:

    Equity 1.2%

    Bonds 98.8%

    Internal global 790

    Active bond accounts 790

    Global asset mix:

    Bonds 100%

    Non-U.S. pension assets 95

    Internally managed 95

    International equity: Committed most heavily to the U.K., France, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy.

    Analysts/portfolio managers: Stationed in London, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, New York, Zurich and Paris.

    Year registered with SEC: 1983.

    Parent company: Julius Baer Holding.

    Edward Dove is chief investment officer; Jay Dirnberger is client contact.

    Baillie Gifford Overseas Ltd.

    1 Rutland Court, Edinburgh EH3 8EY Scotland; phone: (44-131) 222- 4000; fax: (44-131) 222-4496; www.bailliegifford.co.uk

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets 27,658

    Total U.S. institutional tax-exempt 2,897

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt int'l/global 2,897

    Internal international/global 2,897

    Internal international 2,897

    Active equity accounts 2,827

    Emerging markets equity 70

    International asset mix:

    Equity 98%

    Cash 2%

    Non-U.S. pension assets 12,460

    Internally managed 12,460

    International equity: Committed most heavily to the U.K., Japan, Germany, France and Switzerland.

    Analysts/portfolio managers: Stationed in Edinburgh.

    Year registered with SEC: 1984.

    Parent company: Baillie Gifford & Co.

    Richard Burns is chief investment officer; Jeffrey Kutler is client contact.

    Bank of Ireland Asset Management (U.S.) Ltd.

    20 Horseneck Lane, Greenwich, CT 06830; phone: (203) 869-0111; fax: (203) 869-0268

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets 17,577

    Total U.S. institutional tax-exempt 16,833

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt int'l/global 16,833

    Internal international/global 16,833

    Internal international 16,690

    Active equity accounts 16,683

    Active bond accounts 7

    International asset mix:

    Equity 99.9%

    Bonds 0.1%

    Internal global 143

    Active equity accounts 143

    Global asset mix:

    Equity 100%

    Non-U.S. pension assets 479

    Internally managed 479

    International equity: Committed most heavily to the U.K., Japan, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Germany.

    Global equity: Committed most heavily to the U.S., U.K., Japan, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

    Analysts/portfolio managers: Stationed in Dublin.

    Year registered with SEC: 1987.

    Parent company: Bank of Ireland Group.

    Chris Reilly is chief investment officer; Stephen Holland is client contact.

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