Edited by William A. Birdthistle, University of Chicago Law School and John Morley, Yale Law School, US

• Contents:List of ContributorsIntroduction to the Research Handbook on the Regulation of Monetary FundsWilliam A. Birdthistle and John MorleyPART I THE ROLE AND REGULATION OF INVESTMENT FUNDS1. Why Do Investment Funds Have Special Securities Regulation?John Morley2. The Rise and Fall of the Mutual Fund BrandMercer Bullard3. Fiduciary Contours: Perspectives on Mutual Funds and Private Funds Deborah A. DeMott4. The Fiduciary Structure of Investment Management RegulationArthur B. LabyPART II IDENTITY AND BEHAVIOR OF MUTUAL FUND INVESTORS5. Who Are Mutual Fund Investors?Alan Palmiter6. Protecting Mutual Fund Investors: An Inevitable EclecticismLyman P.Q. Johnson7. The Past and Present of Mutual Fund Fee Litigation Under Section 36(b)Quinn Curtis8. Toward Better Mutual Fund GovernanceAnita K. Krug9. Mutual Fund Compliance: Key Developments and Their ImplicationsJames FantoPART III THE BROADER RANGE OF INVESTMENT FUNDS 10. Tales From The Dark Side: Money Market Funds and the Shadow Banking DebateJill E. Fisch11. Exchange-Traded Funds: Neither Fish Nor FowlEric D. Roiter12. Free Funds: Retirement Savings as Public InfrastructureWilliam A. Birdthistle13. Confluence of Mutual and Hedge FundsWulf A. KaalPART IV INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON INVESTMENT FUNDS14. The Anatomy of European Investment Fund LawDirk A. Zetzsche15. Governance Aspects of Mutual Funds in IrelandBlanaid Clarke and Mark White16. Regulating Collective Retail Investment Funds in the United Kingdom with the Objective of Investor Protection, and Some ImplicationsIris H-Y Chiu17. Regulation of Mutual Funds in AustraliaPamela Hanrahan and Ian RamsayIndex

'A splendid and illuminating overview of the regulation of mutual funds. The Research Handbook assembles contributions from leading scholars in the United States and around the world, offering a fascinating array of perspectives on the challenges facing mutual fund investors and regulators. The volume includes both insightful analyses of existing regulatory practices and creative prescriptions for reforms and renewal. The book will be an invaluable resource for both scholars and practitioners interested in understanding the evolution and future of the regulation of mutual funds.'--Howell Jackson, Harvard University, Law School, US

Edited by William A. Birdthistle, University of Chicago Law School and John Morley, Yale Law School, US

• Contents:List of ContributorsIntroduction to the Research Handbook on the Regulation of Monetary FundsWilliam A. Birdthistle and John MorleyPART I THE ROLE AND REGULATION OF INVESTMENT FUNDS1. Why Do Investment Funds Have Special Securities Regulation?John Morley2. The Rise and Fall of the Mutual Fund BrandMercer Bullard3. Fiduciary Contours: Perspectives on Mutual Funds and Private Funds Deborah A. DeMott4. The Fiduciary Structure of Investment Management RegulationArthur B. LabyPART II IDENTITY AND BEHAVIOR OF MUTUAL FUND INVESTORS5. Who Are Mutual Fund Investors?Alan Palmiter6. Protecting Mutual Fund Investors: An Inevitable EclecticismLyman P.Q. Johnson7. The Past and Present of Mutual Fund Fee Litigation Under Section 36(b)Quinn Curtis8. Toward Better Mutual Fund GovernanceAnita K. Krug9. Mutual Fund Compliance: Key Developments and Their ImplicationsJames FantoPART III THE BROADER RANGE OF INVESTMENT FUNDS 10. Tales From The Dark Side: Money Market Funds and the Shadow Banking DebateJill E. Fisch11. Exchange-Traded Funds: Neither Fish Nor FowlEric D. Roiter12. Free Funds: Retirement Savings as Public InfrastructureWilliam A. Birdthistle13. Confluence of Mutual and Hedge FundsWulf A. KaalPART IV INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON INVESTMENT FUNDS14. The Anatomy of European Investment Fund LawDirk A. Zetzsche15. Governance Aspects of Mutual Funds in IrelandBlanaid Clarke and Mark White16. Regulating Collective Retail Investment Funds in the United Kingdom with the Objective of Investor Protection, and Some ImplicationsIris H-Y Chiu17. Regulation of Mutual Funds in AustraliaPamela Hanrahan and Ian RamsayIndex

'A splendid and illuminating overview of the regulation of mutual funds. The Research Handbook assembles contributions from leading scholars in the United States and around the world, offering a fascinating array of perspectives on the challenges facing mutual fund investors and regulators. The volume includes both insightful analyses of existing regulatory practices and creative prescriptions for reforms and renewal. The book will be an invaluable resource for both scholars and practitioners interested in understanding the evolution and future of the regulation of mutual funds.'--Howell Jackson, Harvard University, Law School, US

Edited by William A. Birdthistle, University of Chicago Law School and John Morley, Yale Law School, US

• Contents:List of ContributorsIntroduction to the Research Handbook on the Regulation of Monetary FundsWilliam A. Birdthistle and John MorleyPART I THE ROLE AND REGULATION OF INVESTMENT FUNDS1. Why Do Investment Funds Have Special Securities Regulation?John Morley2. The Rise and Fall of the Mutual Fund BrandMercer Bullard3. Fiduciary Contours: Perspectives on Mutual Funds and Private Funds Deborah A. DeMott4. The Fiduciary Structure of Investment Management RegulationArthur B. LabyPART II IDENTITY AND BEHAVIOR OF MUTUAL FUND INVESTORS5. Who Are Mutual Fund Investors?Alan Palmiter6. Protecting Mutual Fund Investors: An Inevitable EclecticismLyman P.Q. Johnson7. The Past and Present of Mutual Fund Fee Litigation Under Section 36(b)Quinn Curtis8. Toward Better Mutual Fund GovernanceAnita K. Krug9. Mutual Fund Compliance: Key Developments and Their ImplicationsJames FantoPART III THE BROADER RANGE OF INVESTMENT FUNDS 10. Tales From The Dark Side: Money Market Funds and the Shadow Banking DebateJill E. Fisch11. Exchange-Traded Funds: Neither Fish Nor FowlEric D. Roiter12. Free Funds: Retirement Savings as Public InfrastructureWilliam A. Birdthistle13. Confluence of Mutual and Hedge FundsWulf A. KaalPART IV INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON INVESTMENT FUNDS14. The Anatomy of European Investment Fund LawDirk A. Zetzsche15. Governance Aspects of Mutual Funds in IrelandBlanaid Clarke and Mark White16. Regulating Collective Retail Investment Funds in the United Kingdom with the Objective of Investor Protection, and Some ImplicationsIris H-Y Chiu17. Regulation of Mutual Funds in AustraliaPamela Hanrahan and Ian RamsayIndex

'A splendid and illuminating overview of the regulation of mutual funds. The Research Handbook assembles contributions from leading scholars in the United States and around the world, offering a fascinating array of perspectives on the challenges facing mutual fund investors and regulators. The volume includes both insightful analyses of existing regulatory practices and creative prescriptions for reforms and renewal. The book will be an invaluable resource for both scholars and practitioners interested in understanding the evolution and future of the regulation of mutual funds.'--Howell Jackson, Harvard University, Law School, US