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Ramji discusses Vanguard at 50 with Wall Street Week
May 22, 2025
Vanguard CEO Salim Ramji recently appeared on Bloomberg TV’s Wall Street Week as Vanguard marked its 50th anniversary. Among other topics, Ramji discussed recent volatility in the markets and how Vanguard clients reacted, our ongoing commitment to lowering fees—something we did yet again in February—and maintaining a sense of consistency around our purpose while extending the "Vanguard effect" into areas like fixed income, cash management, and advice. You can watch the 10-minute segment below.
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