Money market funds purchase a significant volume of bank debt, and are subsequently impacted by most changes which occur within banking regulation. IMMFA’s Secretary General looks at how the new Basel III requirements will affect money market funds.
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IMMFA commissioned PwC Luxembourg to perform a study to assess the contribution of IMMFA funds to the money markets. IMMFA’s Secretary General analyses the results.
The opening of the dim sum bond market is potentially the most exciting development in the international bond markets since the creation of the Eurobond market in the 1980s.
Whereas other parts of Europe have been witnessing an outflow of assets since Q2 2009, IMMFA funds have grown by 9%. Joanna Cound looks at what makes IMMFA funds so different from their continental counterparts.
Once Honeywell was permitted to invest in MMFs, among its wide range of investments, the company followed the IMMFA Code of Practice to help identify MMFs that met its investment criteria. Honeywell have now rolling out their chosen portal globally, achieving visibility over all its fund holdings.
BlackRock’s Mark Stockley believes that money market fund advisors should not rely on a security’s NRSRO rating, but instead should consider ratings as preliminary screens in an independent credit review.
The repurchase agreement market is one of the largest and most actively traded sectors in the short-term credit markets and an important source of liquidity for money market funds and institutional investors. We look to explain the fundamentals of this vital sector and provide insight into its …
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