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Fund giants headquartered in Boston, still one of the biggest capitals for mutual fund companies in the nation, have taken a particularly hard hit, Boston Business Journal reports, losing an estimated $500 billion over the past year.

Fidelity has taken the biggest hit, losing 43%, or $361 billion in assets, going from $849.8 billion in February 2007 to $487.9 billion a year later.

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