Schapiro: Hundreds of Money Funds Rescued

Wed, 06/20/2012 - 13:03 EDT - WSJ

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Money-market mutual funds have been rescued from financial trouble by their parent companies more than 300 times, a greater number than previously reported, according to the head of the SEC.

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Schapiro: Hundreds of Money Funds Rescued
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