Top managers of DC asset allocation strategies

Top managers of DC asset allocation strategies*
U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets managed internally, in millions, as of Dec. 31, 2006.
ManagerAssets
Fidelity Investments$78,256
Vanguard Group$21,384
State Street Global$19,024
T. Rowe Price$17,592
Barclays Global$12,957
TIAA-CREF$9,083
Harris Associates$7,689
Principal Global Investors$6,586
MFS Investment$3,771
JPMorgan Asset Mgmt.$3,301
Morgan Stanley$3,150
Prudential Financial$2,869
Capital Guardian$2,061
Manning & Napier$1,985
Franklin Templeton$1,937
M & I Investment$1,730
American Century$1,711
Janus Capital Group$1,570
ING$1,258
MFC Global Investment$1,246
AllianceBernstein Inst'l$1,045
Mellon Financial$804
Goldman Sachs Group$763
Federated Investors$669
MassMutual Financial$539
Grantham, Mayo v. Otterloo$515
FAF Advisors$423
Charles Schwab Investment$386
Trusco Capital$335
Pax World Mgmt. $233
Thompson, Siegel$192
First Quadrant$174
Quest Investment$174
AIG Global Investment$172
Alex. Brown Investment$125
Evergreen Investments$117
Victory Capital$86
Ferguson Wellman$82
Bahl & Gaynor$78
Flippin, Bruce & Porter$66
James Investment$62
Munder Capital$61
GE Asset Mgmt.$55
Renaissance Investment$41
J. & W. Seligman$40
Mercantile-Safe Deposit$38
William Blair$37
Dean Investments$27
Badgley, Phelps & Bell$25
Simmons First Trust$24
Lord, Abbett$20
NewSouth Capital$20
Crawford Investment$19
Roanoke Asset Mgmt.$16
Tom Johnson Investment$16
Davis Hamilton Jackson$12
Avatar Associates$7
Santa Barbara Asset$7
City National Bank$6
AmalgaTrust$5
Fort Washington$5
Philadelphia Investment$5
Colony Capital Mgmt.$2
Eubel Brady & Suttman$1
Total$206,689
* Includes balanced, asset allocation, lifecycle and lifestyle funds.

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