Investment management firms are increasingly allowing their managers to run both hedge and mutual funds, and with the fees so more lucrative for hedge funds, regulators and lawmakers worry that investors in mutual funds will get the short end of the stick, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Last year,
Among those permitting their managers to run both types of funds are
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