[1] In an epoch where declining assets under management [2] caused many Wall Street firms and mutual fund [3] companies to pursue desperate measures in order to stem revenue losses, SCLC [4] was steadily increasing its client list and its assets under supervision. During the market downturn that ran from January of 2000 to March of 2003, SCLC doubled its supervised assets for individual and trust accounts from $38.5 million to $77 million (see chart above). Following the market recovery that began in April of 2003, supervised assets quadrupled again, and now total $308 million (December 2006). (Enlarge image) [5]
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