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Marissa Capodanno

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  • Assistant Managing Editor, Expert Analysis, Law360
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As seen in: Law360, With Intelligence
Journalist | Editor at Law360. Alum: Fund Intelligence, Debtwire, Institutional Investor, NYU, UCLA.
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Articles by Marissa Capodanno

Gender quotas, #MeToo and the mutual fund board

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By Marissa Capodanno Verified
| With Intelligence
A novel piece of legislation in California aims to increase gender diversity on public company boards of directors by requiring a minimum number of women. The development comes at a time of wider focus on gender issues in the workplace and the role of governance in advancing gender parity. Mutual...
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Derivatives rule redux to revisit director role

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By Marissa Capodanno Verified
| online.hfm.global
Actionable Intelligence Provides industry professionals with the information they need to be confident about what is happening in their markets across hedge funds, alternative credit and managed futures. Global coverage Delivers unmatched regional coverage of the European, Asia – Pacific and North American hedge fund sectors. Supporting your role We turn information into actionable intelligence that you can put into practice, make more informed decisions and achieve better ROI.
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BlackRock 36(b) trial zeroes in on adviser services

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By Marissa Capodanno Verified
| With Intelligence
This week, BlackRock Investment Management became the first investment manager to go to trial over a complaint that it overcharged mutual fund shareholders. The lawsuit, filed under Section 36(b) of the Investment Company Act, employs a novel plaintiff’s bar legal theory to argue that fees on the BlackRock Global Allocation...
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ETF rule probably won't touch non-transparents

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By Marissa Capodanno Verified
| With Intelligence
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Investment Management is actively working on a rule to govern exchange-traded funds, but it might not incorporate the handful of one-off filings for non-transparent ETFs. DIM Director Dalia Blass highlighted the division’s work on both issues at a Practising Law Institute Seminar April 30. “They don’t exist in...
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News, analysis and networking for mutual fund directors

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By Marissa Capodanno Verified
| With Intelligence
Awards nominees announced, plus observations from FD’s Summit and ICI San Antonio Marissa Capodanno 26 March, 2018 We all have a responsibility to help make DIM’s new director initiative successful Andrew "Buddy" Donohue 28 February, 2018
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March Breakfast Briefing Announced

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By Marissa Capodanno Verified
| Fund Directions Verified
Join Fund Directions for our New York Breakfast Briefing, featuring a panel-led discussion and informal networking. Tackling The SEC’s Fund Liquidity Management Plans The Securities and Exchange Commission in September proposed a series of reforms that would require open-end funds, such as mutual and exchange-traded funds, to step up disclosure of their liquidity and redemption practices and create liquidity risk management programs.
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New chair to step up at Hartford Funds

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By Marissa Capodanno Verified
| Fund Directions Verified
New chair to step up at Hartford Funds Hartford Mutual Funds independent director William Johnston will assume his role as the board’s new chairman when longtime leader Robert Gavin retires later this month. On Wednesday August 5, Gavin plans to chair his last board meeting and formally announce Johnston as the new chair. Gavin’s August 16 resignation will be in compliance with the board’s age limit of 75. He has served on the board for 13 years, 11 of which he served as board chair.
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