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Vanguard CEO’s Surprise Exit Raises Big Questions for the Investment Giant
The surprise announcement raises many questions. Who will fill the No. 1 job at the world’s No. 2 asset management company is just one of them.
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Buckley Farms brings attention to East Texas with sought after onions
MT. SELMAN, Texas (KETK) – Tim Buckley has owned Buckley Farms with his wife Melinda in Mt. Selman since 1981 as well as a farm stand in Flint since 2006. Buckley said he always plants a special onion that is highly sought after. “These are the Noonday Onions, which is a yellow granex, but they’re […]
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Tim Buckley’s Exit Exposes Vanguard Wounds
The CEO change raises questions about Vanguard’s leadership and direction.
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Vanguard's Buckley to Retire After Six Years as CEO
Successor not named; investment chief Davis takes on added role as president.
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Retiring CEO of Giant Asset Manager Vanguard Shunned Bitcoin ETFs. Will His Replacement?
The question some are now asking is whether the famously conservative firm will pivot on crypto.
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Vanguard CEO to Retire, Company on Hunt for Replacement
Vanguard Chairman CEO Tim Buckley will retire by the end of the year, the giant asset and wealth management company said Thursday afternoon. It also named Chief Investment Officer Greg Davis as president, a role he’ll hold in addition to CIO. “Thirty-three years ago, I was lucky to join a company that believed in giving investors a fair shake as they saved for retirement, for their kids’ college education, or for their dream home,” Buckley said in a statement.
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UPDATE 2-Vanguard CEO Buckley to retire by year-end, CIO Davis named president
U.S. asset management giant Vanguard Group said on Thursday Tim Buckley would retire as CEO and chairman by the end of the year after more than three decades at the company, including over six years as CEO. Chief Investment Officer Greg Davis has been appointed to the additional role of president, effective immediately. Buckley had joined Vanguard in 1991 and was appointed CEO in 2018 after covering several roles, including chief investment officer before being named CEO.
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New report leads to closure of massive coal power plant: ‘No reason why the taxpayer should be on the hook’
The 2,880-megawatt Eraring station is now set to close in August 2025.
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Vanguard’s Sara Devereux: “We’re in a New Era for Fixed Income”
Sara Devereux, global head of Vanguard’s Fixed Income Group, thinks “we’re in a new era for fixed income.” And she believes that it’s an era “that’s going to generate higher returns over the long run.” Appearing on Bloomberg ETF IQ, Devereux said that “returns are very attractive compared to where they’ve been in recent history.” [...]
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Vanguard CEO says asset-management giant won't pursue a bitcoin ETF, unlike rivals
Rivals such as BlackRock and Fidelity are waiting to get their applications for a spot bitcoin ETF approved by regulators.
