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Complexity
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying complexity. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 1558614-029 : Routine engagement in highly complex transactions lets public companies conceal risky transactions from investors and even from their own directors, which is a structural weakness in the supposedly ri
- 2267560-004 : The institutional infrastructure for rulemaking was designed for a relatively stable society and stable economic and market environments, and it therefore fails to keep pace with rapidly evolving and
- 2740477-011 : The rising complexity of innovation driven regulatory issues confuses political and policy makers about rapidly emerging disruptive change, which makes a coherent political and policy solution to thos
- 2811729-010 : The complexity of unconstrained mutual fund trading has grown to the point that even leading professional analysts struggle to assess these funds' portfolios and their performance.
- 2811729-011 : The go anywhere features of unconstrained mutual funds impede a retail investor's ability to ascertain and understand what the fund is invested in and what risks those investments carry.
- 2811729-012 : Three features make it uniquely challenging for retail investors to evaluate the risks of unconstrained mutual funds: the lack of standard benchmarks, the recent emergence of the fund type, and the di
- 2811729-026 : Because unconstrained mutual funds share investment strategy and risk attributes with private funds, the average unconstrained fund's risk profile is substantially more complex and generally involves
- 2811729-029 : Reliance on prospectuses and other disclosures by an unconstrained mutual fund that in all material respects complies with the Company Act may be insufficient to protect retail investors.
- 2811729-039 : The SEC continues to rely on disclosure as the means of mitigating investor risk from unconstrained and other mutual funds irrespective of the complexity of those funds' portfolios and strategies.
- 3373393-037 : As agency relationships become more complex, a backstop for human behavior becomes necessary, and the claim that smart contract agency relationships run exactly as coded with no possibility of agent o
- 3405401-019 : In more complex smart contracts the counterparties cannot fully know whether the contract will do what it was programmed to do, or whether it will contain bugs or follow a logic the parties did not an
- 3405660-018 : The complex trading, investing and corporate structures of active international hedge funds are a major constraint on effective prudential supervision.
- 3441904-028 : The notion that smart contract agency relationships run exactly as coded with no possibility of agent opportunism is less likely to hold in complex agency relationships, so a decentralized human backs
- 3782210-004 : Strict legal enforcement becomes impossible once a market is sufficiently complex and dynamic, because law cannot keep pace with the creative contracts that leading experts continually invent.
- 3782214-016 : Rigid code is law contracts must become extremely complex to cover the eventualities of real business situations, and bugs or hacks can never be certainly precluded in any programmable contract.
- 3782220-008 : The intuition that strengthening one pole of a value pair necessarily diminishes its opposite is plainly false in any complex situation.
- 3808873-015 : Unintentional methodologically centralized design features in complex decentralized systems are inevitable, because human brains naturally simplify complex systems for the sake of coherence and design