December 24, 2007 12:00 AM

Top 50 managers of active domestic large-cap growth equity

Top 50 managers of active domestic large-cap growth equity
Ranked by internally managed U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets, in millions, as of Dec. 31, 2006.
Rank	Manager	Assets
1	Fidelity Investments	$110,144
2	T. Rowe Price	$32,120
3	AllianceBernstein Inst’l	$23,978
4	Prudential Financial	$16,864
5	Montag & Caldwell	$15,083
6	Columbia Mgmt.	$14,447
7	TIAA-CREF	$11,989
8	MassMutual Financial	$10,057
9	RCM	$8,856
10	Goldman Sachs Group	$8,738
11	Ark Asset Mgmt.	$8,501
12	Turner Investment	$8,473
13	Legg Mason	$7,665
14	Delaware Investments	$6,993
15	TCW Group	$6,872
16	Peregrine Capital	$6,137
17	GE Asset Mgmt.	$5,900
18	Transamerica Investment	$5,782
19	American Century	$5,513
20	Jacobs Levy Equity	$5,197
21	Loomis, Sayles	$4,889
22	Wells Capital	$4,677
23	Voyageur Asset	$4,638
24	Wellington Mgmt.	$4,453
25	Chase Investment Counsel	$4,433
26	Waddell & Reed	$4,097
27	Gardner Lewis	$3,882
28	Atlanta Capital	$3,799
29	Principal Global Investors	$3,783
30	Putnam Investments	$3,739
31	Sustainable Growth Advisers	$3,393
32	MFS Investment	$2,488
33	Smith Asset Mgmt.	$2,485
34	Cadence Capital	$2,325
35	Trusco Capital	$2,300
36	Santa Barbara Asset	$1,920
37	Davis Hamilton Jackson	$1,891
38	Rigel Capital	$1,815
39	Fred Alger Mgmt.	$1,782
40	Marvin & Palmer	$1,780
41	ING	$1,755
42	Holland Capital	$1,646
43	Mellon Financial	$1,590
44	Quest Investment	$1,564
45	Fifth Third Asset Mgmt.	$1,520
46	Capital Guardian	$1,476
47	BlackRock	$1,445
48	Geewax, Terker	$1,442
49	Zevenbergen Capital	$1,421
50	NCM Capital	$1,376

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