Add to ORKGThe 6.9 trillion dollar mutual fund industry has come under fire due to questionable practices conducted by mutual fund companies. Individual investors trying to diversify with a small amount of money have historically turned to mutual funds. Mutual funds were used as a safe vehicle for investors rather than buying thirty different stocks in order to diversify away unsystematic risk. The perception that mutual fund companies were acting in the best interests of individual investors has been challenged in the past year. Elliot Spitzer, the New York Attorney General, brought to light some illegal and highly questionable activities of mutual fund companies. These two activities are late trading, which is illegal, and day trading, which is not ...
It has been the worst crisis in the eighty-year history of the mutual fund industry. Beginning with ...
Recent scandals in the business world have intensified the demand for an explanation of the causes o...
Investors in an open-end mutual fund can vote with their feet by withdrawing assets from or adding a...
The 6.9 trillion dollar mutual fund industry has come under fire due to questionable practices condu...
ABSTRACT. In September 2003, several prominent mutual fund companies came under investigation for il...
The mutual fund industry has been rocked recently by disclosures of alleged personal trading abuses....
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Recent ...
This article focuses on the mutual fund trading scandals that came to light in late 2003 and in part...
This paper examines conditions and structures that led to abuses in the American mutual fund industr...
The mutual fund market timing and late trading scandals initiated by New York Attorney General Eliot...
This article undertakes a comparative analysis of the mechanisms used to regulate collective investm...
The concept of conflicts of interest is rich, varied and complicated. Mutual funds provide a prime e...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The Sec...
The term market timing was little known outside the arcane world of mutual funds until state attor...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Mutual ...
It has been the worst crisis in the eighty-year history of the mutual fund industry. Beginning with ...
Recent scandals in the business world have intensified the demand for an explanation of the causes o...
Investors in an open-end mutual fund can vote with their feet by withdrawing assets from or adding a...
The 6.9 trillion dollar mutual fund industry has come under fire due to questionable practices condu...
ABSTRACT. In September 2003, several prominent mutual fund companies came under investigation for il...
The mutual fund industry has been rocked recently by disclosures of alleged personal trading abuses....
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Recent ...
This article focuses on the mutual fund trading scandals that came to light in late 2003 and in part...
This paper examines conditions and structures that led to abuses in the American mutual fund industr...
The mutual fund market timing and late trading scandals initiated by New York Attorney General Eliot...
This article undertakes a comparative analysis of the mechanisms used to regulate collective investm...
The concept of conflicts of interest is rich, varied and complicated. Mutual funds provide a prime e...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The Sec...
The term market timing was little known outside the arcane world of mutual funds until state attor...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Mutual ...
It has been the worst crisis in the eighty-year history of the mutual fund industry. Beginning with ...
Recent scandals in the business world have intensified the demand for an explanation of the causes o...
Investors in an open-end mutual fund can vote with their feet by withdrawing assets from or adding a...