Truth In Mutual Fund Investing
Documents Relating to Rulemaking Petition
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Fund Democracy Rulemaking
Petition (June 28, 2000).
Memorandum in Support of
Rulemaking Petition (June 28, 2000).
Financial Planning Association
Rulemaking Petition (June 28, 2000).
Consumer Groups Joint Rulemaking
Petition (August 9, 2000).
- Consumer Federation of America
- Arizona Consumers Council
- Consumer Action
- Consumer Federation of California
- Consumer Fraud Watch
- Consumers Union
- Democratic Processes Center
- North Carolina Consumers Council
- Pennsylvania Citizens Consumer Council
- Virginia Citizens Consumer Council
National Association of Investors Corporation
Rulemaking Petition (Oct. 9, 2000).
National Association of Investors
Corporation Press Release (Oct. 9, 2000).
AFL-CIO Rulemaking Petition (Dec.
20, 2000)
AFL-CIO
Seeks Increased Disclosure of Mutual Fund Holdings and Voting Practices,
AFL-CIO Press Release (Dec. 19, 2000).
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Rulemaking Petition (Jan. 18, 2001)
John Rekenthaler, Leave it or
Levitt, Morningstar.com (Oct. 6, 2000) (open letter to SEC Chairman
Arthur Levitt).
SEC
Rule Proposal to Prohibit Use of Misleading Fund Names (Feb. 27, 1997).
SEC
Adoption of Rule Prohibiting Use of Misleading Fund Names (Jan. 17,
2001) and Press Release.
Links to
Electronically-Submitted Public Comment Letters on SEC Rule Proposal
to Prohibit Use of Misleading Fund Names.