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Money Market Fund Investing

Background

A money-market fund (MMF) is an AAA-rated, constant NAV (net asset value) pooled investment that is made up of short-term fixed income instruments that provide same-day access to liquidity for…

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Investing

Safety or yield? The choice facing US MMF investors

by Kylene Casanova

The SEC's rules on floating NAV are set to overhaul the money-market fund industry, which is reportedly worth $2.7 trillion. This is what treasury needs to know about the new rules.

Investing

ETFs to rise above $7 trillion by 2021, report finds

by Kylene Casanova

Significant growth in the exchange traded funds market over the next five years is expected to be driven by expansion into new markets, developing distribution channels and asset classes.

Investing

US money market reform may spur 50% cash exodus

by Kylene Casanova

Moody's Investors Service has warned that up to 50 per cent of investor assets are likely to leave US prime money market funds (MMFs) ahead of major regulatory reforms in October.

Investing

MiFID II: the saga continues

by Kylene Casanova

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has responded to a letter it received last week from the European Commission on certain aspects of ESMA's draft MiFID II rules.

Investing

The pitfalls and opportunities in RMB repo

by Kylene Casanova

Repurchase agreements remain a crucial investment option for RMB money market funds. While China's repo markets provide less transparency for investors, there are opportunities nonetheless.

Investing

Bond yields tempt corporate issuers to market

by Kylene Casanova

Corporates are increasingly looking to corporate bonds to invest surplus liquidity, with almost half of total investment from companies now in corporate bonds.

Financing

IMMFA expresses concern over European MMF law

by Kylene Casanova

Money market fund reform could be bad news for European capital markets and could damage businesses and other entities that use money market funds