February/March 2014
Departments
6
Contributors
7
Letter From the Editor
Letter From the Board
8
Fixing the Trust Deficit
Ivory Towers
14
Rethinking the Path
to Retirement
A new study says retirees should
actually increase their equity
exposure late in life.
18 Trends
4
Same Old, Same Old
Undiscovered Manager
66
GDP, employment, and
consumption growth are stuck
in a narrow range-and
likely to remain so in 2014.
Morningstar Conversation
60
Banking on
Performance
User Profile
78
Regional banks aren't typically
known for their mutual funds.
Don't tell that to this trio
of managers.
25 Global Briefs
Morningstar Managers
of the Year
Behavior Gap
12
22
Preparing for
the Next 50 Years
10 Questions
10
Economic Outlook:
United States
Sector Rap
70
The Economic
Implications
of an Older World
Is the Affordable Care
Act Healing Health
Care's Woes?
As the ultimate impact of
Obamacare comes into focus,
the sector's winners and losers
are becoming more apparent.
People are living longer, but
having fewer children.
Michael Falk and Laurence
Siegel debate the ramifications
for global growth.
Michael Durbin relishes being
on the forefront of the advisory
industry's transformation.
By the Numbers
80
Our Favorite Mutual
Funds
84
50 Most-Popular
Equity ETFs
86
Undervalued Stocks
With Wide Moats
Phillips Curve
Best Idea
74
Baxter Has a Positive
Prognosis
A strong pipeline should help
the health-care firm fend
off competitive threats.
Leading Fidelity's
Charge for RIAs
88
Moving the Goal Post
Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Morningstar Magazine - February/March 2014