for around 10% of Eaton Vance's EV annual revenue, the firm continues to see outflows from Eaton Vance Large-Cap Value EHSTX , detracting from the other positives in its business. The company closed out its fiscal second quarter with more than $197
are having on flows, with ongoing underperformance at the firm's flagship equity product, Eaton Vance Large-Cap Value EHSTX , continuing to drive the bulk of investor outflows at the firm. While not quite in the bottom quartile of the Large-Cap
Investors Gr MIGFX 1/2/1935 3,133 8.9 Selected Amr Shares SLASX 2/28/1933 7,492 8.6 Eaton Vance Lg-Cap Val EHSTX 9/23/1931 17,225 8.6 Natixis Harris Assoc Lge Cp NEFOX 5/6/1931 142 8.2 Wells Fargo Adv Prem Lg EKJBX 9/11
a net $ 900 million from investors - - half as much as its entire asset base . ( Its sibling , Eaton Vance Large - Cap Value EHSTX , which is run by Mach in a similar style except for the tax - management element here , has taken in $ 15 billion over the
s equity portfolio was completely revamped . It previously mirrored , in equal proportions , Eaton Vance Large - Cap Value EHSTX and Eaton Vance Multi - Cap Growth EVGFX , an aggressive mid - growth fund . The latter allocation stoked this fund's volatility
and dicey prospects have led the way. Meanwhile, this fund (the tax-sensitive version of Eaton Vance Large-Cap Value EHSTX ) gained 57% over that span--a fine absolute gain, to be sure--but the fund has lagged 80% of its category peers in
November: The fund previously divided 55% to 70% of its assets evenly between the stocks held by Eaton Vance Large-Cap Value EHSTX and Eaton Vance Multi-Cap Growth EVGFX. But it shifted that money into the strategy used by Eaton Vance Large-Cap Core
funds with overall 4- or 5-Star Morningstar Fund Ratings at the end of fiscal 2009, including the firm's Large-Cap Value EHSTX fund, which has been one of the biggest recipients of investor inflows over the last year.An increase in personal tax rates
with $3.3 billion in net inflows during the first quarter, this was a bit of a letdown. With its Large-Cap Value Fund EHSTX off to a slow star this year (down nearly 9% during the first four months of calendar 2009 versus a 2.5% decline for the
Say one investor put $10,000 into Torray Fund TORYX 10 years ago, while another purchased Eaton Vance Large-Cap Value EHSTX . Assuming both investments are held in tax-free accounts, 10 years later, investors in either fund would have about $36