Fiduciary Language

Wednesday, January 27, 1988

Fiduciary Language [PDF]

An essay debating self-regulation of the institutional fund industry. "Control over the private sector of the economy simply is too important to be delegated to institutional trustees as part of their commercial responsibility."

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