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    Vanguard’s New Advisory Mandate With T. Rowe Price Might Change The Case For Investing In TROW

    Simply Wall St·07/07/2026 02:25:02
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    • In late June 2026, Vanguard Group announced it had appointed T. Rowe Price Associates as an advisor to three active equity funds, replacing two existing managers and slightly increasing expense ratios for two of the funds while keeping Explorer Fund’s costs unchanged.
    • The move deepens a key institutional relationship and highlights how T. Rowe Price’s multi-team research platform is being tapped to support differentiated growth and income strategies across Vanguard’s fund lineup.
    • Next, we’ll examine how this expanded Vanguard advisory role could influence T. Rowe Price’s investment narrative, especially its active management positioning.

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    T. Rowe Price Group Investment Narrative Recap

    To own T. Rowe Price Group, I think you need to believe that an active management and research-driven model can still attract and retain assets despite fee pressure and ongoing competition from passive products. The new Vanguard advisory mandate reinforces T. Rowe Price’s relevance with large institutional clients, but on its own it does not materially change the near term tension between potential asset growth and the risk of continued fee compression and outflows.

    Among recent developments, the build out of T. Rowe Price’s active ETF lineup, including the Capital Appreciation Market Opportunities ETF (TPUT) and several research driven equity ETFs, feels particularly relevant. Together with the new Vanguard role, it underscores how the firm is leaning on its research teams across multiple vehicles as it tries to offset outflows in older products and keep its active management story central to the investment case.

    Yet even with these new mandates and products, investors should be aware of how ongoing fee compression could...

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    T. Rowe Price Group's narrative projects $7.8 billion revenue and $1.9 billion earnings by 2029. This requires 1.9% yearly revenue growth and an earnings decrease of about $0.1 billion from $2.0 billion today.

    Uncover how T. Rowe Price Group's forecasts yield a $97.42 fair value, a 18% downside to its current price.

    Exploring Other Perspectives

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    Compared with the baseline story, the lowest analysts paint a sharper downside, assuming revenue creeps to about US$7.8 billion and margins shrink, so if you worry about fee pressure and net outflows, it is worth seeing how that more cautious view stacks up against the new Vanguard mandate and other potential offsets.

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    The Verdict Is Yours

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