Stirring up even more bitter, competitive rivalry within the fund industry, Morningstar unveiled its annual ranking of the top 30 fund companies in the industry.

Dodge & Cox was tops in the list, followed by T. Rowe Price. First Eagle, American Funds and Franklin Templeton came after, along with MFS, Harbor and Vanguard.

At the bottom of the list were Hartford, Principal, and Goldman Sachs.

The rankings were based on such metrics as five-year relative performance ranking, Morningstar Analyst Rating, average manager tenure, average manager investment, and five-year retention rate.

For more on the good, the bad, and the ugly of these rankings, check out the Morningstar article.  

Edited by: Tommy Fernandez


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