Federated Hermes, Inc.
Federated Hermes is a global investment management firm headquartered in Pittsburgh that runs mutual funds, ETFs, and money-market cash funds for corporations, pension funds, and everyday investors. It began in 1955 when three high-school classmates—John Donahue, Richard Fisher, and Thomas Donnelly—founded Federated Investors, which later merged with London's Hermes, an investment firm that grew out of managing Britain's postal and telephone pension funds. The combined firm took the Federated Hermes name in 2020, and its ticker changed from FII to FHI.
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