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Retail alternatives
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying retail-alternatives. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
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- 2715083-006 : The author stipulates that retail alternative funds are funds regulated under the Investment Company Act that attempt to replicate private fund strategies, including leverage, derivatives, short selli
- 2715083-007 : Net assets of mutual funds using alternative strategies quadrupled between 2007 and 2014, a 27 percent annualized growth rate, while the number of such funds rose from 181 to 402.
- 2715083-008 : Growth in retail alternatives is expected to continue rather than plateau, with projections that 15.8 percent of all mutual fund assets under management will sit in alternative mutual funds by 2022, m
- 2715083-018 : Alternative funds gave retail investors access to hedge fund strategies and higher returns than traditional mutual funds while charging mutual fund fees, and that combination is what increased retail
- 2715083-029 : Merging the regulatory requirements of mutual funds with the formerly distinct rules for hedge funds creates incentives for private investment managers to launch retail alternative funds, which raises
- 2715083-030 : Once a hedge fund adviser is already required to register with the SEC, the marginal regulatory burden of also running a mutual fund or retail alternative fund is small, which gives registered adviser
- 2715083-032 : The Volcker Rule cuts banks off from direct hedge fund investment and thereby pushes them toward accessing hedge fund strategies through retail alternative funds, a shift that could be substantial giv
- 2715083-035 : Amendments to Regulation SHO may deny mutual fund advisers certain hedging techniques, making it less likely that mutual funds can attract retail investors who are looking for alternative investment e
- 2998097-035 : Merging the regulatory requirements applicable to mutual funds with the formerly distinct rules applicable to private investment funds creates incentives for private investment managers to set up reta
- 2998097-036 : Hedge fund advisers already required to register with the SEC have an incentive to also manage mutual funds or set up retail alternative funds, because the incremental regulatory burden of doing so is