MFI People
Daniel Cullen is new head of brokerage sales and Scott Anderson is new broker dealer marketing manager at The Reserve. Cullen reports to sales and marketing MD Eric Lansky and Anderson reports to marketing VP Maureen O'Brien.
Foley Joins Galusza at Fido
Robert Foley joined Robert Galusza in managing Fidelity Short-Term Bond funds. He replaces Andrew Dudley, who left in February.
Proctor Moves to Oppenheimer
Chris Proctor has been hired by Oppenheimer Funds as a VP and senior research analyst. He will report to Carol Wolf, portfolio manager and head of the money market group.
Invesco AIM's Kelley in IN
Invesco AIM's Karen Dunn Kelley is featured in Financial Week's "Invesco exec has bonds in her blood". She tells IN, "When you look at money markets, it is the real understanding of what safety, liquidity and yield is all about, and how best to interpret it. It's an all or none sum game."
Barry Weiss will no longer assist Carol Wolf in the day-to-day management of the Oppenheimer Centennial Money Market Trust, Oppenheimer Centennial Government Trust, and Oppenheimer Money Market Funds reports SimFundFiling.com.
GAMCO Investors Inc., manager of Gabelli U.S. Treasury Money Market Fund, has named Ronald Eaker Co-Portfolio Manager of the fund. According to Gabelli's website, the fund "seeks to provide high current income consistent with the preservation of principal and liquidity.... The Fund currently has in excess of $1.1 billion in assets under management," says Gabelli. (The fund currently does not report to Crane Data, so is not listed in our rankings.)
BlackRock announced that Paul Audet has been named Vice Chairman, overseeing the company's global Real Estate and Cash Management businesses. Audet has been "head of the Company's global Cash Management business since 2005" says a press release.
Curtis Arledge has joined BlackRock as Managing Director and co-head of U.S. Fixed Income, and will be responsible for managing fixed-income portfolios "with an emphasis on non-agency asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities," said the company.
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