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Waddell & Reed CEO Hank Herrmann on the firm’s 75th anniversary and efforts to raise money for the National World War I Museum.
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Some -- -- who was with the chairman and CEO of Waddell & Reed.
-- 75 anniversary at the New York Stock Exchange.
Lauren.
Hi Atlanta -- well well outside the New York Stock Exchange and joined now by the CEO what telling me actually -- is now lives right on this is one -- -- Largest.
Mutual funds and not guilty that's 75 years old and that -- mean -- -- today.
-- here.
Right there.
-- -- -- -- won't want him back headquartered in the United States time it is the most.
I think that is the the horrible.
Memorabilia or effective -- -- objects.
Back.
Again this flows directly people.
Thanks Eric could meet peak earlier at a point here founders were World War I -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Well you know we have 39 different portfolios -- Perfect start small but big bond we'll bond like volleyball well let's go right.
From the public point of view these days if they want to buy bonds and so that most of where.
-- different than anything over the past 75 years that you -- Well I think we don't call 75 years.
I've ever incident -- you -- you ever play nice and -- -- You know I've been around for a long time and.
Authorities describe them being the right behind me to -- bank building right which is where I started my daughter home.
Let's.
Whenever I didn't work at that time they use the post flight.
You don't even know -- -- right now.
And I've lived through.
Calculators -- -- but I think you mean.
It's evolved quite some things do you know snap your fingers and -- -- that stuff.
-- -- Incremental congratulate.
On green and pleasant not have any easy now and night -- Atlanta not the -- NN.
I wish her well thanks Florida thanks that I -- -- that's.
And Charlie Gasparino and I remember what it's like ruling to calculate.
