
Oppenheimer International Growth OIGAX and oversees the firm's equity funds; and Krishna Memani, who manages Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX and oversees the firm's fixed-income funds. The trio makes tactical shifts from the fund's target allocations to and
risk management, and replaced the managers of several prominent funds. The most notable of these was Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , whose collapse in 2008 fueled the funds' terrible performance. Oppenheimer has made further changes to make the glide path
risk management, and replaced the managers of several prominent funds. The most notable of these was Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , whose collapse in 2008 fueled the funds' terrible performance. Oppenheimer has made further changes to make the glide path
risk management, and replaced the managers of several prominent funds. The most notable of these was Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , whose collapse in 2008 fueled the funds' terrible performance. Oppenheimer has made further changes to make the glide path
risk management, and replaced the managers of several prominent funds. The most notable of these was Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , whose collapse in 2008 fueled the funds' terrible performance. Oppenheimer has made further changes to make the glide path
risk management, and replaced the managers of several prominent funds. The most notable of these was Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , whose collapse in 2008 fueled the funds' terrible performance. Oppenheimer has made further changes to make the glide path
risk management, and replaced the managers of several prominent funds. The most notable of these was Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , whose collapse in 2008 was the biggest factor in the funds' terrible performance. Oppenheimer has made further changes to
risk management, and replaced the managers of several prominent funds. The most notable of these was Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , whose collapse in 2008 was the biggest factor in the funds' terrible performance. Oppenheimer has made further changes to
has long been divided among stocks, bonds, and convertible securities, with the bond sleeve mimicking Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX . The latter's implosion in 2007 and 2008 trashed returns here, but the managers responsible were replaced in April 2009
with a value tilt. In Balanced, the nonstock portion consists of a bond portfolio that's a clone of Oppenheimer Core Bond OPIGX , managed by Krishna Memani. In this fund, on the other hand, Ferreira doesn't have to own any bonds, and he's free