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Of Delegating and Double Dipping

Recent scandals call into question the integrity of the securities and mutual fund markets: cooked corporate books, misconduct by investment banking firms and brokerage houses in touting securities, claims of after-hours trading in mutual funds and allegations against market makers for self-dealing in executing trades. Must we add to that list of infamy bank trustees who who fail to reduce their fees
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Recent scandals call into question the integrity of the securities and mutual fund markets: cooked corporate books, misconduct by investment banking firms and brokerage houses in touting securities, claims of after-hours trading in mutual funds and allegations against market makers for self-dealing in executing trades.

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