The SEC amends money market fund rule to remove redemption gates and increase minimum portfolio liquidity requirements; does not require swing pricing but requires new liquidity fee for institutional prime and institutional tax-exempt money market funds.
Federal Agencies Release Spring 2021 Regulatory Agendas Focus on ESG Disclosure, Custody, Proxy Voting, Cross-Trading, Money Market Funds June 16, 2021 Federal agencies recently released the spring 2021 update...
SEC Chair Addresses Systemic Risk Council on Money Market Funds, LIBOR; CFTC Receives Recommendation for Best Practice Benchmark to Replace LIBOR June 15, 2021 In his first remarks to...
SEC Withdraws Certain COVID Relief for Funds, Issues Report on Prime Money Market Fund Activity at Onset of Pandemic April 27, 2021 The SEC’s Division of Investment Management is...
SEC Requests Comment on Money Market Fund Report February 10, 2021 The SEC is requesting public comment on potential reforms for money market funds that were discussed in a...
SEC Requests Feedback on Money Market Fund Report December 28, 2020 The SEC’s Division of Investment Management is seeking feedback on a report by the President’s Working Group on...
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