"The alternative is to establish a strict formula that likely won't work and would not be responsive to changes in the market place... as soon as Wall Street creates a new derivative, those rules would be obsolete."

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"The alternative is to establish a strict formula that likely won't work and would not be responsive to changes in the market place... as soon as Wall Street creates a new derivative, those rules would be obsolete."

--Jay Baris, a partner at Kramer Levin in New York and chairman of the American Bar Association's Task Force on Investment Company Use of Derivatives and Leverage, defends the associations proposals setting out new leverage limits for registered funds.

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