Barron's, December 24, 2007
Arjun Divecha is the subject of Barron's Online Electronic Q&A feature ("Sticking With Emerging Markets," by Sandra Ward). Follow this link to the article: http://webreprints.djreprints.com/1876010353446.html

Money Management Letter, December 17, 2007
This week's issue of Institutional Investor's Money Management Letter names the newsletter's nominees for its 7th Annual Public Pension Fund Awards for Excellence, including GMO among Equity Manager of the Year nominees (p. 18).  The awards recognize "the people and organizations across the industry that have excelled in their professions over the previous year" in the judgment of the publication's editors and reporters.

Wall Street Journal, December 15, 2007
In a story in the weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal, GMO was cited among firms considering launching funds investing in "frontier markets" ("For Big Returns, Stock Investors Beat Path to Exotic 'Frontiers,'" p. B1, by Joanna Slater).  The story is also carried in today's Wall Street Journal Europe ("Exploring the 'frontier': Funds offer access to far-flung markets; gains aren't cheap," p. 18). 

Dow Jones, December 11, 2007
Bill Nemerever was quoted in the Dow Jones Capital Markets Report newswire's 'Extra Credit' column ("Risk Rebalancing Puts Emerging Markets Ahead," by Cynthia Koons).

Financial Times, December 3, 2007
The 'FT Fund Management' weekly section yesterday in the U.K. edition of the Financial Times covered the new book by Harry Liem of Mercer including Ben Inker among featured interviewees ("Game on between alpha and beta," p. 6, by Pauline Skypala).

Wall Street Journal, November 30, 2007
Arjun Divecha is cited today in the Wall Street Journal's 'Ahead of the Tape' column on the performance of emerging markets during downturns in developed markets ("Riskier Markets Begin To Look Like Havens," p. C1, by Joanna Slater).

Sydney Morning Herald, November 23, 2007
GMO Renewable Resources is cited today in a Sydney Morning Herald story on Forest Enterprises Australia's sawmill under construction in Tasmania ("'Other' Tasmanian timber plant far from run-of-the-mill," by Philip Hopkins).

Pensions & Investments, October 29, 2007
In the lead story in this week's Pensions & Investments, GMO appears listed among managers of active-extension strategies ("130/30 assets surge 77%: Number of managers also shoots up during past six months, new survey by P&I shows," p. 1, by Jay Cooper).

Financial Times, October 19, 2007
Jeremy Grantham was quoted in Friday's Financial Times in a retrospective on Black Monday ("The anatomy of a crash: What the market upheavals of 1987 say about today," p. 7, by John Authers).

Wall Street Journal, October 17, 2007
Tom Cooper is quoted today in a 'Credit Markets' story on Iraqi government bonds ("Are Bond Prices Indicative of Iraq's Fate?," p. C10, by Michael Hudson).

Barron's, October 8, 2007
GMO is cited in this week's Barron's 'Lipper Mutual Fund Quarterly' special section in a story covering the performance of quantitative strategies during the quarter ("Why Quant Funds' Numbers Still Compute," p. L10, by Mike Santoli).

Pensions & Investments, October 1, 2007
Jeremy Grantham is quoted in a feature in this week's Pensions & Investments on the anniversary of the '87 stock market crash ("What did we learn? 20 Years Later: After the U.S. stock market suffered the largest-ever one-day loss, P&I asks experts," by Jay Cooper and Barry Burr).

SmartMoney, September 2007
Jeremy Grantham is quoted in the September issue of Smart Money magazine in a feature on the proliferation of "doomsday books" predicting "economic collapse" and "political calamity" in the coming years ("Return of the Doomsayers," p. 94, by Russell Pearlman).

Wall Street Journal, September 20, 2007
Arjun Divecha is quoted in the "Heard On The Street" column in today's Wall Street Journal, on whether emerging market stocks might be the next asset bubble ("Emerging Markets And Oil Bubble Up," page C1, by Justin Lahart and Joanna Slater). 

Fortune, September 17, 2007
The September 17 issue of Fortune magazine includes a commentary written by Jeremy on the credit crisis ("Danger: Steep drop ahead").

Pensions & Investments, September 3, 2007
Ben Inker is quoted in the lead article of the September 3 Pensions & Investments, on how the subprime mortgage debacle might affect the U.S. economy ("Subprime trouble seen as spreading; U.S. prime victim," by By Beatrix Payne, Jay Cooper, and Isabelle Clary).

Financial Times, August 22, 2007
Jeremy Grantham contributes the 'Insight' commentary in today's Financial Times ("After the calm, private equity must now brace for the storms," p. 34 of U.K. edition, p. 24 of Europe edition, p. 20 of U.S. and Asia editions).

Time (Asia ed.), August 13, 2007
In the August 13 cover feature on the anniversary of India's independence in the Asian edition of Time magazine, Arjun Divecha is quoted in a story focusing on India's real estate boom ("Soldier of Fortune: To strike it rich in India's changing economy, follow the trail of ex-cavalry officer K.P. Singh," p. 34, by Simon Robinson).

Bloomberg, June 26, 2007
Allan Berliant was quoted yesterday afternoon in a Bloomberg story on an increase reported for May in delinquencies and defaults on mortgages originated in 2006 ("U.S. Subprime-Mortgage Delinquencies Increased in May," by Jody Shenn).

Reuters, May 7, 2007
Jeremy Grantham is the subject of the 'Market View' interview today on the Reuters newswire ("GMO's Grantham likes U.S. big caps in tight spot," by Herb Lash).

Financial Times, April 24, 2007
Today's Financial Times print edition carries Jeremy Grantham's commentary ("A global bubble warns against the stampede to diversify," p. 24 of U.S. edition).

Time, February 12, 2007
Jeremy Grantham is quoted in the February 12 issue of Time magazine in 'The Curious Capitalist' column focusing on the growth of the hedge-fund industry in recent years ("Hedge Funds Head for Mediocrity," p. 54, by Justin Fox).

Financial Times, February 10, 2007
Jeremy Grantham was cited in 'The Long View' column on the capital asset pricing model ("The time has come for the CAPM to RIP," p. 24 of U.K. edition, by Tony Tassell).

Institutional Investor's Daily II, February 6, 2007
The website reports on remarks by Ben Inker last month at the National Association of College and University Business Officers 2007 Endowment Management Forum ("GMO Forecasts Gloomy Returns").

The Spectator (UK), February 3, 2007
Jeremy Grantham is the subject of a feature in this week's issue of The Spectator ("The perma-bear who sees the ice melting," by Jonathan Davis).

Smart Money, January, 2007
Jeremy Grantham is cited in the January issue of Smart Money in the cover story providing the magazine's 12 stock picks for 2007 ("Where To Invest 2007," p. 59, by Russell Pearlman with Reshma Kapadia).

Financial News (UK), January 29, 2007
GMO Renewable Resources is cited in this week's Financial News in a story on growing interest outside the U.S. in timber investing ("US shows how to make money grow on trees: European institutions are branching into the timber market," p. 20, by Mark Cobley).

Independent Financial Review (NZ), January 24, 2007
This week's issue of New Zealand's Independent Financial Review carries an edited version of Barrie Dunstan's profile of GMO which first appeared in the Australian Financial Review in November ("Boutiques that bring home the bacon," p. 28).

Investor's Business Daily, January 22, 2007
Arjun Divecha is quoted in Investor's Business Daily in a front-page story on Chinese consumer-spending trends ("China's Fast-Rising Middle Class Increasingly Buying On Credit," p. A1, by Reinhardt Krause). 

Calgary Herald, January 18, 2007
The Calgary Herald previewed the Calgary CFA Society Annual Forecast Dinner, which featured Jeremy Grantham among keynote speakers ("Investment analysts cautious on 2007: Event is largest of its type in the world," p. E3, by Geoffrey Scotton). 

Barron's, January 1, 2007
Arjun Divecha is the subject of the feature interview in this week's Barron's ("Still Growing: This emerging-markets expert still sees plenty of opportunity -- particularly in Taiwan, Thailand and Brazil," p. 23, by Sandy Ward).