Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE May 01, 2006 01:00 AM Largest 25 managers of funds most used by DC plans Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Largest 25 managers of funds most used by DC plansRanked by total defined contribution assets, in millions, as of Dec. 31, 2005.RankFundAssets1Fidelity Investments$379,905 2Capital Research$219,485 3Vanguard Group$202,538 4T. Rowe Price Group$60,362 5Wells Fargo$31,510 6PIMCO$27,822 7Diversified Investment$25,803 8Franklin Templeton$25,433 9OppenheimerFunds$22,089 10Merrill Lynch$21,855 11Hartford Financial$21,675 12JPMorgan Retirement$20,516 13MFS Investment$17,754 14Janus Capital Group$17,416 15Putnam Investments$16,711 16Morgan Stanley Inv. Mgmt.$14,094 17AIM Investments$13,606 18DWS Scudder$12,035 19Federated Investors$11,910 20Harris Associates$11,114 21Neuberger Berman$11,066 22Lord, Abbett$10,945 23ICMA Retirement$10,878 24Harbor Capital Advisors$8,790 25Artisan Partners$7,162 Total$1,222,474 Recommended for You Mortgage-backed securities issuance remains robust Workers quitting shows potentially strengthening labor market The P&I/Thinking Ahead Institute World 500 in 2021 Sponsored Content: EDHECinfra Research for Institutional Money Management sponsored Events Sponsored White Papers Opportunities Across the Cap Spectrum Accelerating Impact Suitability Matters: Balancing Risks in Glide Path Design Fixed Income: Preparing for the Big Shift Uncharted Waters: How Allocators and Investors Can Navigate the Continued Growt… A customized approach to ESG doesn’t have to be expensive View More Sponsored Content Partner Content The Industrialization of ESG Investment For institutional investors, ETFs can make meeting liquidity needs easier Gold: the most effective commodity investment 2021 Investment Outlook | Investing Beyond the Pandemic: A Reset for Portfolios Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors Gold: an efficient hedge View More
