?Chip? Mason officially retires after 46 years

Published December 9, 2008 5:00am ET



Raymond “Chip” Mason, co-founder of prominent Baltimore-based money manager Legg Mason, has officially retired, the firm announced late Monday.

Mason led the firm from its founding 46 years ago, building it into a global business managing more than $840 million in assets for clients.

He served as chief executive officer and board chairman from 1975 until January, when Mark Fetting was named CEO.

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