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Abigail Johnson takes Pyramis back to its Fidelity roots after her father tried to create exalted brand

Unknown and unloved, the 'just-a-no-load' unit that failed to capture 401(k) rollovers is reimagined to appeal more 'sophisticated' clients

Author Lisa Shidler October 26, 2015 at 5:26 PM
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Fidelity seemed to divert from bottom-up growth ethic in putting Pyramis in a secluded, palatial habitat that looks more like PIMCO's.

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