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Wednesday, September 22, 2004 Dodge & Cox Allays Fears Apparently, some investors in high-flying Dodge & Cox funds are worried. The fund firm put up a in a notice on its website addressing investors' concerns on Monday.
The fund firm closed its Stock Fund on January 16 and the Balanced Fund on September 10. It took what it called "prospective" measures to tide the flow as early as 2002, when it raised minimums for separate accounts in December, and then closed the separate institutional account business to new customers in June, 2003. Among the efforts the fund firm has taken to keep up with burgeoning assets include: hiring more staff (Dodge & Cox employs 133 people presently, compared to 81 people five years ago); upgrading technology; improving shareholder communication and increasing capacity with transfer agent Boston Financial. The company said it had no plans to reopen the funds. Printed from: MFWire.com/story.asp?s=8098 Copyright 2004, InvestmentWires, Inc. All Rights Reserved |