Francis Gannon Talks to Kiplinger—Royce 
article 10-06-2026

Francis Gannon Talks to Kiplinger 

Co-CIO Francis Gannon was quoted in Kiplinger in a piece that looked at “seven classic strategies to find the right look for your portfolio.”

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Co-CIO Francis Gannon recently spoke to Nellie S. Huang of Kiplinger in an article that looked at “seven classic strategies to find the right look for your portfolio.”

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One of five investment pros quoted in the piece, Francis talked about how changes in market leadership are “rarely a clean and easy break. No one is ringing the bell saying, ‘This is the time to rotate’” before observing that leadership changes typically resemble “a tug of war.”

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