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The Mutual Fund Store, one of the largest RIA firms in the industry, has inked a deal to sell a controlling stake in its business to private equity firm Warburg Pincus. The announcement comes one month after <i>InvestmentNews</i> first reported that a deal for the RIA was in the works, which founder Adam Bold (pictured) denied at the time.
You wouldn't blame Bruce Berkowitz if he thought the world was ganging up on him. This year, he's been embroiled in a boardroom fight at St. Joe's. Clients have withdrawn billions from the firm's mutual funds. Meanwhile, Berkowitz' big bets on big financial companies have failed to pay off so far. And now, Charles Fernandez, co-manager of the firm's flagship fund, has resigned unexpectedly.
With extreme volatility, a global debt crisis and clouds of political uncertainty consuming the economic environment for the foreseeable future, the "New Normal" appears to be continuously re-defining itself.
