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Strategic behavior
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying strategic-behavior. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 1908473-040 : Strategic maneuvering by creditors before a bankruptcy filing or during plan negotiations could distort the incentive structure the sequential trigger proposal depends on.
- 2389416-004 : Strategic behavior by fund advisers around the assets under management registration threshold produces a strong increase in the measured discontinuity at that threshold.
- 2389416-014 : Most of the 87 strategic funds keep their AUM very close to the $150 million disclosure threshold, oscillating around it rather than moving decisively above or below it.
- 2389416-015 : The largest number of strategic funds moving their AUM below $150 million occurs in the April to May 2012 window, which suggests a lagged response to the March 30, 2012 registration effective date.
- 2389416-029 : The Dodd-Frank Act registration threshold creates incentives strong enough that some advisers opt out of registration and disclosure by strategically changing their AUM size to stay below $150 million
- 2389416-031 : Some large advisers reduce their AUM in the months from May to August 2012, which strongly increases the discontinuity around the registration threshold and separates the two groups more sharply, thou
- 2389416-039 : The mandatory registration requirement of the Dodd-Frank Act affects the hedge fund industry asymmetrically, with advisers whose AUM floats around the $150 million threshold showing evidence of strate
- 3782193-003 : In a rigid competitive hierarchy governed by secular laws, internal corruption arises because each member's optimal strategy is to push the written rules to their limit, while externally any change in