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BRIEF-Vanguard's Davis says index funds do not raise antitrust concerns

Published Mon, Feb 11 2019 10:44 AM EST

Feb 11 (Reuters) -

* VANGUARD CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER GREG DAVIS SAYS HE SEES FED BALANCE SHEET ROLLOFF HAVING LIMITED MARKET IMPACT

* VANGUARD'S DAVIS SAYS HIS ACTIVE PORTFOLIO MANAGERS ARE NEUTRAL ON DURATION, POSITIONING FOR STEEPER YIELD CURVE, MORE DEFENSIVE ON CREDIT BUT STILL OVERWEIGHT

* VANGUARD'S DAVIS SAYS CASH IS A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN EARN A REASONABLE RATE OF RETURN WITH ZERO RISK

* VANGUARD'S DAVIS SAYS LEVEL OF UNCERTAINTY ON GEOPOLITICS, TRADE, OTHER ISSUES INCREASED PROBABILITY OF 2019 RECESSION

* VANGUARD'S DAVIS SAYS IT IS COMPLETELY FALSE THAT INDEX FUNDS ARE RAISING ANTITRUST CONCERNS DUE TO COMMON OWNERSHIP OF STOCKS IN THE SAME INDUSTRY Source text for Eikon:

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