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Wellington's Edge and Partnership with Vanguard

Wellington has three unique edges that I think help us really serve the Vanguard owners over long periods of time. One would be our culture, the sharing that goes on, the debate that goes on about important topics of innovation, about geopolitics, about what's happening in the world. We all benefit from that ecosystem and that took really decades to build.

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