Posted on 15/11/02
Radical fund reforms pitched
TORONTO -- Canadian mutual funds would be allowed to own more than 10 per cent of a publicly traded company's stock under radical proposed reforms to the industry that would also put the onus on investors to ask for disclosure documents.
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