Joel Tillinghast, one of Fidelity Investments’s brightest stock-picking stars, will retire from investing in two years.
Fidelity said Tuesday that Mr. Tillinghast would stay on at the firm beyond then as a senior adviser to its equity team. In late 2023, the 63-year-old investor will hand off his flagship Low-Priced Stock Fund to co-managers Sam Chamovitz and Morgen Peck.
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