Moody's: US money market funds effectively manage transition to new regulatory regime; post-reform challenges lie ahead
New York, November 09, 2016-- US prime money market fund outflows are poised to slow in Q4, as the compliance date for new US regulatory reforms has passed, says Moody's Investors Service. The ten largest Moody's-rated US prime money market funds lost over $150 billion of assets in September, representing a 55% decline ahead of the 14 October regulatory compliance date. "The compliance date has passed, and the bulk of at-risk institutional prime fund assets have already migrated to...
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