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Founded in 1924, Eaton Vance has a long history as a leading provider of investment management and wealth management solutions. The company has been known for creating some of the earliest mutual funds in the United States and has built a reputation for its innovative and comprehensive range of investment strategies across various asset classes. In March 2021, Eaton Vance was acquired by Morgan Stanley and now operates as part of Morgan Stanley Investment Management. The acquisition combined two complementary businesses, aiming to create a top-tier asset manager with a global scale, offering a wide array of products to individual and institutional investors.

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Eaton Vance Management

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