It is fasinating to see all the events playing out all in a timeline fashion<snip>
Sept. 3 - New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer announces a probe into hedge fund Canary Capital Partners LLC and these mutual funds over suspected trading abuses: Bank of America Corp.'s Nations Funds, Bank One Corp.'s Banc One Funds, Strong Capital Management Inc. and Janus Capital Group Inc.
Sept. 10 - Bank of America fires three people Spitzer says helped Canary improperly trade mutual funds. The employees -- mutual fund head Robert Gordon; Charles Bryceland, who ran the bank's New York brokerage for wealthy clients, and Theodore Sihpol, a broker -- have left the bank, the company said.
Sept. 28 - Strong Capital says in a letter to its mutual fund shareholders it will make "appropriate reimbursements" to clients if an internal review finds they were harmed by its trading practices.
Sept. 29 - The SEC edges closer to tighter oversight of the $600 billion hedge fund industry, releasing staff recommendations that hedge fund managers be registered. It would be the first step toward policing the fast-growing funds that are popular with investment institutions and the rich, by subjecting the pools to regular inspections and examinations.
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