News Coverage

Morningstar's David O'Leary reviews the Small-Cap Equity Fund. "In Wil Wutherich, Bradley has found a veritable stock picker."

Jonathan Chevreau of the National Post writes about Steadyhand's place in the market. "Bradley has really thought things through and Steadyhand appears to be bringing something new to this crowded party."

Brian Lewis writes in the Investment Executive about how Steadyhand is cutting itself away from the herd: low fees, concentrated portfolios, a straightforward line-up, and an emphasis on the Web in reaching clients.

Morningstar's Rudy Luukko writes about Steadyhand's fund lineup. "Steadyhand...is keeping a tight grip on fees while allowing its portfolio managers a free hand to pursue their investment mandates."

Tom Bradley sits down with Chuck Regehr in Calgary to talk about what sets Steadyhand apart from other mutual funds. "You hire money managers to run your funds...how do you make your money?" When did CBC Radio get so tough? Click on the above heading to listen to what Tom had to say (RealPlayer is required).

Geoff Kirbyson writes in the Winnipeg Free Press about Steadyhand's distribution model - selling directly to clients, that is.

Can active managers earn their fees and beat market indices? Alison MacAlpine poses this question in a roundtable discussion with Tom Bradley and three other panelists in the February 2007 edition of Advisor's Edge magazine.

Jonathan Chevreau writes about the foundation of Steadyhand and the challenges of starting a new mutual fund company. "You don't have to be crazy but you do have to be brave."