Potter Stewart,
Investment Company Institute v…
“ The differences between the investment fund that the Comptroller has authorized and a conventional open-end mutual fund are subtle at best, and it is undisputed that this bank investment fund finds itself in direct competition with the mutual fund industry. One would suppose that the business of a mutual fund consists of buying stock 'for its own account' and of 'issuing' and 'selling' 'stock' or 'other securities' evidencing an undivided and redeemable interest in the assets of the fund. ”
