FIRED

FIRED
Minority businesses
The Workers' Compensation Oversight Commission fired 69 investment fund managers in 2005 as it retooled its financial policies after a corruption scandal. The minority and women-owned firms that were terminated and their assets:
Edgar Lomax Company, 274 million.
Ariel Capital management, 263 million.
Taplin, Canida & amp; Habacht, 251 million.
Paradigm Asset Management, 251 million.
Hughes Capital Management, 182 million.
LM Capital Group LLC, 148 million.
Smith Graham Management, 119 million.
Swarthmore Group, 74 million.
Sturdivant & amp; Company Inc., 61 million.
Holland Capital Management, 59 million.
Valenzuela Capital Partners LLC, 40 million.
Opus Capital Management Inc., 33 million.
Union Heritage Capital Management, 34 million.
Pugh Capital Management, 31 million.
Charter Financial Group, 30 million.
Rutland Dickson Asset Management, 25 million.
Delancey Capital Group, 23 million.
Advent Capital Management, 16 million.
Piedmont Investment Advisors LLC, 11 million.
Source: Workers' Compensation Bureau