...are highlighted in the Supreme Court's decision in the Cnmii case referred to above. In finding that "the potential hazards and abuses that flow from a...the mutual fund business are the same basic hazards and abuses that Congress intended to eliminate almost forty years ago." the court pointed to specific...

...these activities are highlighted in the Supreme Court's decision in the Camp case. In finding that "the potential hazards and abuses that flow from a...the mutual fund business are the same basic hazards and abuses that Congress intended to eliminate almost forty years ago," the court pointed to specific...

...activities arehighlighted in the Supreme Court's decision in the Camp case referred toabove. In finding that "the potential hazards and abuses that flow from a...the mutual fund business are the same basic hazards and. abuses that Congress intended to eliminate almost forty years ago," the court: pointed to specific...

...The Court did not base its decision on a technical reading of the Glass -Sceagall Act, but found that "the potential hazards and abuses that flow from a bank's entry into the mutual investment business are the same basic hazards and abuses that Congress intended to eliminate about...

...to the enactment of the Glass-Steagall Act are inherent in bank sponsorship of mutual funds, stating "the potential hazards and abuses that flow from a bank's entry into the mutual investment business are the same basic hazards and abuses that Congress intended to eliminate almost...

...gave rise to the enactment of the Glass-Steagall Act are inherent in bank sponsorship of mutual funds: "the potential hazards and abuses that flow from a bank's entry into the mutual investment business are the same basic hazards and abuses that Congress intended to eliminate almost...

...the enactment of the Glass-Steagall Act are inherent in bank sponsorship of mutual funds, stating: "the potential hazards and abuses that flow from a bank's entry into the mutual investment business are the same basic hazards and abuses that Congress intended to eliminate almost...