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Analysis: Janus-Henderson Deal Looks Defensive
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4:10Now PlayingJanus Capital Group and UK-based Henderson Group agreed to merge in a $2.6 billion dollar deal. WSJ Heard on the Street editor Ken Brown and Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero discuss the impact of bond manager Bill Gross' underperformance at Janus on the deal as well as how active managers have lost ground in the index-tracking industry. Photo: Bloomberg
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