Money market funds remain a cornerstone of the global financial system, prized for their liquidity and stability. Yet history has shown they are not immune to stress, with mismatches between investor redemptions and underlying assets occasionally exposing vulnerabilities. Regulators have responded with reforms designed to bolster resilience and transparency. Vivienne Taberer explains why these changes should be welcomed, how they reinforce money markets’ safe-haven role, and what today’s rate environment means for investors seeking both security and yield.
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