Jacquelyne J. Cavanaugh
Portfolio Manager, Analyst
Ms. Cavanaugh is a Portfolio Manager and an Analyst in the Equity Research group, focusing on the global
financial and U.S. health-care sectors. She is a Portfolio Manager of Putnam Focused Equity Fund and
Putnam Research Fund. As an Analyst, Ms. Cavanaugh is responsible for conducting fundamental
analysis, developing insights on material sustainability issues, assessing valuations, and making buy/sell
recommendations for companies in the global investment banking, global brokerage and insurance,
alternative asset management, and managed care industries. She joined Putnam in 2011 and has been in
the investment industry since 1995.
Mutual Funds |
Fact sheet | Annual | Semi annual | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Focused Equity Fund | ||||
| 3-year Morningstar RatingTM among 1298 funds in the Large Blend category. | ||||
| Morningstar ratings as of 10/31/23 | ||||
| Research Fund | ||||
| Overall Morningstar RatingTM among 1298 funds in the Large Blend category. | ||||
| 10-year Morningstar RatingTM among 885 funds in the Large Blend category. | ||||
| 5-year Morningstar RatingTM among 1188 funds in the Large Blend category. | ||||
| 3-year Morningstar RatingTM among 1298 funds in the Large Blend category. | ||||
| Morningstar ratings as of 10/31/23 | ||||
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