Most of the mutual fund scandals widest ranging investigations have been into fund firms themselves, but now the
The New York Post reports that as part of its regular probes into companies, the SEC will examine the trading tabs of fund managers and all other employees considered having "inside" access. The move represents a shift from simple checks of stock and bond deals toward a look into which people may have made fund trades based on knowledge of the funds holdings.
Already,
Earlier this month, SEC chief William Donaldson said the Commission was mulling over a rule proposal that would make fund managers disclosure of their personal trades within their funds mandatory.