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Antitrust Chronicle® – Index Funds – A New Antitrust Frontier?

Antitrust Chronicle® – Index Funds – A New Antitrust Frontier?

Spring 2017, Volume 1, Number 3

A new wave of economic and legal research suggests that common ownership by large institutional investors leads to potential anticompetitive effects. Other scholars and practitioners argue that there is no there… there. In a recent interview, Vanguard founder John Bogle responded to possible antitrust concerns created by index funds in part by saying “People are […]

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Antitrust Chronicle® – Index Funds – A New Antitrust Frontier?
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
Institutional Investment, Common Ownership and Antitrust
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
Why Common Ownership Causes Antitrust Risks
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
Active and Passive Institutional Investors and New Antitrust Challenges: Is EU Competition Law Ready?
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
Can Institutional Investors Soften Downstream Product Market Competition?
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
The Growing Problem of Horizontal Shareholding
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
The New Mandate Owners: Passive Asset Managers and The Decoupling of Corporate Ownership
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
Private Equity and EU Merger Control – Select Issues
CPI
Jun 14, 2017
Buyer Power In The Big Data And Algorithm Driven World: The Uber & Lyft Example
CPI
Jun 13, 2017

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