Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE May 29, 2006 01:00 AM Top 25 managers of high-yield bonds Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Top 25 managers of high-yield bondsU.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets managed internally, in millions as of Dec. 31, 2005.ManagerAssetsTrusco Capital$11,775New York Life Inv. Mgmt.$8,726Oaktree Capital$8,205Fidelity Investments$7,147Principal Global Investors$6,855Shenkman Capital$6,615Loomis, Sayles$5,577Legg Mason$3,942Mellon Financial$3,529TIAA-CREF$3,149TCW Group$3,146AIG Global Investment$2,944Lehman Brothers$2,789ING$2,333Atlantic Asset Mgmt.$1,941PIMCO$1,880Payden & Rygel$1,727DDJ Capital$1,455Harris Investment$1,168Northern Trust Global$1,131MassMutual Financial$1,100Nomura Corporate Research$1,064Highland Capital (Texas)$994Wells Capital$963Hartford Investment$874Total$91,029 RECOMMENDED FOR YOU 2020 fund returns seemingly defy logic in down-market behavior Recommended for You 2020 fund returns seemingly defy logic in down-market behavior Pandemic downturn causes CMBS delinquencies to spike Asset gains offset falling rates to stabilize pension funding Corporate debt: quantity, not quality Sponsored Content: Risk Mitigation Strategies sponsored content Events Advertisement White Papers Looking for a better hedge China’s Recovery Shows Positive Signals for Long-Term Investors Is the time up for US equities’ leadership? COVID-19: potential impact on the global economy and gold performance The Economic And Market Effects Of The Pandemic Add the Polen Score to Your Statistical Toolkit View More Sponsored Content Partner Content China’s Recovery Shows Positive Signals for Long-Term Investors Risk Mitigation Strategies: How to Navigate the Coronavirus Storm Will the pandemic reverse the active-to-passive movement? Trend following in the time of COVID-19 Emerging Markets: Has the Coronavirus Changed the Game? Volatile Markets Highlight the Importance of Thinking Long Term View More
