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Loomis may lower minimums

Loomis Sayles & Co. will convene its trustees this week to discuss plans to lower the minimum investment requirements on its 17 mutual funds to $25,000. The proposal comes a little more than a year after the Boston-based firm, which manages about $65 billion in assets ($2.

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