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Barriers to entry
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying barriers-to-entry. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 617681-008 : Regulatory competition for a bundled product of statutes plus courts is only a realistic possibility if relatively high supply side hurdles can be overcome to induce states to enter the market for cor
- 617681-020 : No Member State currently has courts specializing in corporate law comparable to the Delaware Court of Chancery, and establishing such courts or upgrading existing ones would be expensive for most Mem
- 2150377-033 : Respondents identified the creation of barriers to entry as an industry level effect of the registration and disclosure requirements, because the rules make the market environment for private funds le
- 2150377-034 : The compliance burden has raised the minimum viable scale for launching a hedge fund: an adviser reports that the capital needed to start a fund in New York rose from roughly $25 to $50 million to at
- 2389423-003 : Anecdotal evidence suggests that Title IV of the Dodd-Frank Act more than doubled the market entry threshold requirements for smaller hedge fund advisers.
- 2389423-005 : Below $100 million in initial assets under management, the administrative cost of running a hedge fund in a post Dodd-Frank environment could be prohibitive.
- 2389423-007 : A disproportionate effect of Title IV on startup hedge funds and smaller advisers could create barriers to market entry and precipitate a trend toward consolidation among smaller hedge fund advisers.
- 2389423-010 : Because there is no evidence of an inverse relationship between adviser size and per-unit compliance cost, industry concerns over the effect of Title IV compliance cost and possible barriers to entry
- 2714974-040 : Higher compliance costs from hedge fund regulation can create barriers to entry for new market entrants and can accelerate consolidation of the hedge fund industry.
- 2732915-037 : Asked how Title IV will affect the private fund industry over the next five years, the largest groups of respondents identified additional expenses, at 34.9 percent, and barriers to entry for private
- 2732915-038 : The long-term effect of the Dodd-Frank Act on the private investment fund industry is likely to be characterized by increasing additional expenses and associated barriers to entry for new market entra
- 2739479-040 : Barriers to entry for small firms are becoming an increasing problem in the private fund industry under the evolving post-Dodd-Frank legal environment, with references to such barriers rising from 24
- 2959730-025 : In the Numerai model, the use of artificial intelligence achieves efficiency and optimum capital allocation by reducing overhead costs, because there is no cost of human capital.
- 2959730-037 : Blockchain enabled platforms for setting up private investment funds exert significant pressure on the existing fee structure because they generate competitive gains through fewer cost and time barrie
- 2998033-029 : Blockchain platforms for fund formation lower start up and compliance costs, which especially enables new and future managers to enter the market rather than merely benefiting existing managers.
- 2998097-015 : The second survey found long-term negative effects of Title IV: 34.9 percent of respondents expected it to affect the industry over the next five years through additional expenses, and 32.6 percent ex
- 2998097-018 : Because Title IV compliance costs bring increasing returns to scale and therefore favor larger firms, Title IV may create barriers to entry for smaller private fund advisers, forcing them out of the m
- 3002908-027 : The authors interpret the AUM difference as suggesting that larger European advisers are more willing to fund blockchain infrastructure, while in the United States legacy systems used by larger advise
- 3002908-028 : The authors undercut their own legacy systems explanation: legacy systems in the EU should theoretically create the same barriers, and there is no reason to believe US legacy systems are more of an ob
- 3002908-038 : The Numerai model reduces overhead costs because there is no cost of human capital, and it eliminates barriers to entry because participating users need neither capital nor any special finance or data
- 3117224-003 : ICOs lower barriers to entry for a diverse body of investors and thereby increase the diversity and heterogeneity of start-up funding.
- 3396542-001 : Insurance underwriting as currently organized imposes significant costs and inefficiencies and erects high barriers to entry, and it provides no democratized access to the underwriting process or coll
- 3396542-037 : The proposed DAO design is likely to lower barriers to entry in insurance, since non traditional firms and even individual investors can buy tokens at auction and then either underwrite with them or h
- 3406323-015 : The high intermediary fees of centralized fiat payment systems make those systems economically viable only at higher transaction volumes, which creates barriers to entry that decentralized payment sys
- 3411897-019 : Intermediary fees in centralized fiat payment systems make those systems economically viable only at higher transaction volumes, which creates barriers to entry that decentralized payment systems do n
- 3808867-037 : High intermediary fees in legacy payment systems make transacting economically viable only at higher transaction volumes, thereby creating barriers to entry that decentralized payment systems do not i
- 3936876-009 : Traditional custody has become highly concentrated, with four large banks holding roughly $114 trillion in assets under custody at the end of the first quarter of 2018, and barriers to entry make it l
- 3995709-012 : The more hierarchical the code review process and the more barriers to entry it imposes, the lower the quality of the resulting code.
- 3995709-019 : The code review industry is dominated by a cartel formed by the top five code audit firms, and that cartel creates high barriers to entry for new players in the code review market.
- 3995709-028 : Universal access combined with a public bidding price discovery methodology creates low barriers to entry in the code review market, because anyone can join the CRDAO by submitting high quality code r
- 4734750-010 : Hierarchical code review undermines long-term participation by reviewers at the edges of the reviewer spectrum, because those reviewers either have no access to the code or no standing to help review
- 4734750-015 : Market concentration among the top five audit firms itself creates high barriers to entry for new participants in the code review market.
- 4734750-022 : Universal access combined with a public bidding price discovery methodology produces low barriers to entry in the code review market, since anyone can join by submitting high quality reviews through t
- 4734750-039 : Intermediary payment fees on centralized micro task platforms are economically viable only for high volume workers who can eventually avoid them, so those fees function as a barrier to entry for new m
- 4755632-017 : The more hierarchical the code review process, the lower the quality of the reviewed code, and the same holds for barriers to entry: hierarchy and entry barriers together degrade code quality.
- 4796714-018 : Sector specific AI regulation, though responsive to the distinctive features of each field, produces a patchwork of complex rules that is difficult for developers to navigate and creates barriers to e
- 5254152-012 : A decentralization score of 10 is stipulated to mean a fully decentralized organization with anonymous participation, minimal barriers to entry, and well distributed power; lower scores indicate conce