The Consumer Federation of America is pushing for stricter investor protection standards, while the SEC has blocked new funds that rely on high leverage.
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Updated Aug 5
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The Consumer Federation of America is pushing for stricter investor protection standards, while the SEC has blocked new funds that rely on high leverage.
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The entities involved
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Consumer Federation of America
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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