METRIC MINUTE: Publicly Traded Money Managers

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METRIC MINUTE: Publicly Traded Money Managers - Ranked by AUM to Market Cap (%). Legg Mason is the least expensive (0.35%). Coronation Fund Managers, while it offers the 2nd highest dividend yield, it trades well above it's peer average (3.37%).

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