From ai5000 Magazine: Bob Reynolds, CEO, Putnam Investments

Reynolds, following two decades at cross-town rival Fidelity, was lured to Putnam to turn around the once-ailing firm. With its mutual fund business once again on the rise, the next question is: What can Putnam do for the world's largest asset owners?

“The first order of business was, admittedly, to turn around the mutual funds. I came from Fidelity, clearly a rival, and Putnam had had those problems after 2003. I was hired after Power Corporate of Canada purchased Putnam for the express purpose of doing this, but we’re more than mutual funds. We’re a three-legged stool: mutual funds are one leg, the 401(k)/rollover business is one, and then there is the institutional asset management business.”

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