Celebrating 30 Years of Galliard
As we reflect on our journey, we’re proud of the milestones that have shaped our story. Each achievement marks a step forward—driven by our team, our partners, and our shared vision for the future.
Galliard Capital Management opens as a wholly owned subsidiary of Norwest Bank, with 8 clients and just under $2 billion in assets under management.
Stable Value, Broad Market Core and Intermediate Gov't/Credit strategies launched.
Galliard Managed Income Fund, one of the first multi-manager stable value funds is opened; Short Core strategy launched.
Galliard’s parent, Norwest Bank, buys Wells Fargo and renames to Wells Fargo.
First 403(b) product at Galliard. Coordinated the Handbook of Stable Value Investments.
Galliard launched Long Duration strategy.
Participated in FASB/GASB review of stable value accounting practices.
Galliard advocated stable value to Congress and regulators involved with Dodd-Frank.
Proactively facilitated discussion of advice products between Financial Engines and stable value issuer community.
Galliard’s parent company, Allspring Global Investments, begins as a result of the sale of Wells Fargo Asset Management.
Galliard active fixed income mandates (non-stable value) reaches $20 billion in assets.
Allspring launched the Allspring Broad Market Core ETF (AFIX) managed by Galliard.
Galliard introduced Short, Intermediate, and Broad Market 3c7 commingled funds.
Galliard turns 30 with assets under management in excess of $80 billion.
