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Mutual funds
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying mutual-funds. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2714974-023 : Hedge funds retain a structural short selling advantage because they are unaffected by the restrictions imposed on mutual funds, can use derivatives to avoid margin requirements, and have pioneered pr
- 2714974-036 : The combined restrictions on registered investment company short selling, leverage, and organizational structure create a substantial disincentive for such companies to pursue absolute return strategi
- 2714974-037 : The prohibition on performance fees for investment companies is the most important structural difference from hedge funds, which rely heavily on performance fees of up to 20 percent of capital gains a
- 2715083-001 : Confluence between mutual and hedge funds runs in two directions at once: mutual funds are converging on hedge funds along the dimension of investment strategy, while hedge funds are converging on mut
- 2715083-010 : Operating a mutual fund is materially more capital intensive than operating a hedge fund: the mutual fund adviser's required investment in trading and operational technology and in specialized staffin
- 2715083-038 : Rising demand for alternative strategies creates incentives for mutual fund managers to find ways to simulate leverage, in an industry that historically used little leverage and presented little risk.
- 2715083-039 : The mutual fund industry of the future could carry more risk than its historical averages suggest, a possibility with systemic implications given the comparative size of the mutual fund market.
- 2739479-016 : The traditional distinction between mutual funds and private funds is dissipating: mutual funds are becoming more like hedge funds in investment strategy, while hedge funds are becoming more like mutu
- 2811718-037 : Lacking standards for private fund investor due diligence can partly be attributed to private funds' unique market position: unlike mutual funds, private funds evolved as unregistered entities free fr
- 2998097-031 : The absence of due diligence standards traces to private funds' unique market position: unlike mutual funds, private funds evolved as unregistered entities free from most regulatory oversight, so thei
- 2998097-033 : Confluence runs in both directions: mutual funds are becoming more like hedge funds as a matter of investment strategy, while hedge funds are becoming more like mutual funds as a matter of regulatory