Fundsters interested in T. Rowe Price's [see profile] culture may want to take a look at the Baltimore Sun. Hanah Cho highlights the Baltimore-based mutual fund firm's long average tenure for PMs and others, and wonders whether it can last.

"It will be be interesting to see in the next decade if that pattern continues because, over the decade, we old folks will move out and there will be the next generation coming up and the generation behind them," chairman and chief investment officer Brian Rogers told the Sun.

The Sun also talked to a number of other T. Rowe employees -- including Small-Cap Value PM Preston Athey, Capital Appreciation PM David Giroux, CEO James Kennedy, fixed-income PM Cheryl Mickel, analyst David Rowlett and High Yield PM Mark Vaselkiv -- as well as Morningstar senior fund analyst Katie Rushkewicz and mutual fund research director Russel Kinnel. 

Edited by: Neil Anderson, Managing Editor


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