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New Article by Professor A. Joseph Warburton Examines Mutual Funds' Risky Borrowing Practices
“Economists often assume that open-end mutual funds do not leverage themselves by borrowing money, however the Investment Company Act of 1940 permits mutual funds to have a capital structure that is up to one-third debt,” said A. Joseph Warburton, professor of finance at Syracuse University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management and professor of law at Syracuse University’s College of Law. “This paper is the first to study the performance of open-end funds that exploit their statutory borrowing authority.”
Pacific Standard Magazine Discusses Journalist Raid with Professor Roy Gutterman
To learn more about what made this raid unusual, Pacific Standard spoke to Roy Gutterman, an expert in communications law and First Amendment rights ...
New Article by Professor A. Joseph Warburton Examines Mutual Funds' Risky Borrowing Practices
“Economists often assume that open-end mutual funds do not leverage themselves by borrowing money, however the Investment Company Act of 1940 permits mutual funds to have a capital structure that is up to one-third debt,” said A. Joseph Warburton, professor of finance at Syracuse University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management and professor of law at Syracuse University’s College of Law. “This paper is the first to study the performance of open-end funds that exploit their statutory borrowing authority.”
Jacobson Joins Bond, Schoeneck & King
Nicholas Jacobson joins Bond, Schoeneck & King.
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