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NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF INSURANCE LEGISLATORS
Resolution in Support of Federal Legislation to Protect American Investors
Adopted by the NCOIL Executive Committee on November 21, 2003.
WHEREAS, the confidence of investors in the U.S. mutual fund industry is critical for the
continuation of a stable economy; and
WHEREAS, more than 95 million Americans own mutual funds, which have become the primary
investment vehicle for both individual and institutional investors; and
WHEREAS, recent allegations of wrongdoing by mutual funds range from inconsistent treatment
of investors to violations of law; and
WHEREAS, current industry practices, including “late trading” and “market timing,”
disadvantage small, long-term investors; and
WHEREAS, such misconduct in the mutual fund industry has recently been exposed as
pervasive, extending beyond a few rogue operators; and
WHEREAS, enactment of strong legislation will ensure that American investors will not be
subject to disparate treatment; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT NCOIL supports federal legislation that:
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Provides for transparency of mutual fund fees, costs, expenses, and operations
Provides adequate disclosures to consumers so that they may make informed investing
decisions
Ensures that individual investors will participate on a level playing field with large
institutional investors
Requires strong mutual fund leadership free of conflicts of interests
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT NCOIL urges Congress and the
States to enact such reform legislation expeditiously and will forward a copy of this resolution to
the House and Senate leadership and to members of the House Financial Services Committee and
the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee.