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July 16, 2006


Gretchen Morgenson thinks securities exemptions are "nifty loopholes"

Gretchen Morgenson writes today about the exemption from the Securities Act of 1933 for sales to pension funds and other big institutional investors. As I do every Sunday, I explain what she artfully leaves out.

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