Janus Henderson Enterprise will reopen to all new investors by Dec. 21, 2020. The strategy closed to most new investors in 2017 and to all new investors in June 2019 when assets were approaching $30 billion. Assets shrank to $21 billion after 2020’s first-quarter bear market, and it reopened to employer-sponsored retirement plans in April. Flows since then remain negative, but now open more broadly. The strategy's size is worth watching as rapid growth could inhibit the team from taking meaningful positions in some smaller-cap stocks. It maintains its Morningstar Analyst Rating of Silver on cheaper share classes and Bronze on more expensive ones.
Janus Henderson Enterprise S JGRTX
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