Eaton Vance Corporation
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A Boston investment manager that builds mutual funds and other strategies, with a specialty in tax-managed investing and municipal bond funds used by everyday savers and wealthier investors alike. It was born in 1979 when two old Boston firms—Eaton & Howard (founded 1924) and Vance, Sanders & Company (1934)—merged, and their combined name lives on today. Now part of Morgan Stanley, it traces its roots to a firm opened by Charles F. Eaton Jr. in 1924, and the "Eaton" in the name still honors him.
Eaton Vance Floating-Rate Advantage Fund Class A, open-end mutual fund focused on floating-rate loans
No insider transactions reported in all recorded history.