The News Review:
- Putnam fund fees will drop or be linked to performance
- Focus Management named adviser to bankrupt Hyman Companies
- MVES-Forward Management CoveView BNP Aviva
- IBM With SPSS Buy Shows Why Data Management Is A Draw
Putnam fund fees will drop or be linked to performance
Boston Globe
The Boston money manager said it plans to lower the management fees for many of its fixed income funds on Aug. 1 to make them more price-competitive. And it plans to tie fees for many of its other funds to performance so Putnam will only be paid a premium if it delivers strong results and will be paid less if it stumbles badly. “This puts us on the same side of the table as the shareholder’’ said Putnam chief executive Robert Reynolds. Among the more dramatic examples the Putnam American Government Income Fund’s management fee will be reduced from 0.
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Focus Management named adviser to bankrupt Hyman Companies
Bizjournals.com
managing director and Howard Cohen senior consultant. Both are based out of Focus’ Philadelphia office. Focus headquartered in Tampa provides nationwide professional services in turnaround management insolvency proceedings business restructuring and operational improvement.
MVES-Forward Management CoveView BNP Aviva
Reuters
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IBM With SPSS Buy Shows Why Data Management Is A Draw
Wall Street Journal
SPSS makes predictive analytics software that helps companies draw on data to model future customer behavior. For example SPSS tools could help companies predict what type of credit card will be most attractive to customers based on their previous purchases. Predictive software like that made by SPSS and.