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Cash

Liquidity management: the power of process
From macro themes to credit research and scenario stress testing, there’s more to your cash investments than meets the eye. It’s time to look under... 
Riding out regime change in fixed income
We assess how public and private credit investors can navigate macro volatility, while questioning the enduring strength of US Treasuries... 
Podcast: What does the term ‘money market fund’ actually mean?
What is a money market fund? Why do investors use them? And how might the path of interest rates, technological change and regulation affect the... 
Tokens of appreciation?
What fund tokenisation means for investors. 
Interest piqued?
The industry has seen large inflows into money market funds since central banks began increasing policy rates in 2022. What could a shift to an... 
Falling leaves: autumn's US money market fund regulation
This autumn, the SEC is set to bring in a swathe of new rules concerning US money market funds. We ask what the investor implications... 
Why are bank account rates still so low, and what can savers do about it?
Despite the UK's central bank lifting interest rates to tackle inflation, the rates on offer from instant-access bank accounts remain very low. Could money market... 
How money market funds can meet ESG requirements
Although these funds make short-term investments, they still constitute a long-term source of funding for issuers, meaning they have the power to drive positive change. 
Cashing in? How to make cash allocations work
Rising interest rates and inverted yield curves mean investors are looking to their cash allocations for more than the familiar stability and liquidity. But what... 
Putting cash in its place: segmentation in a rising yield environment
Rising interest rates and inverted yield curves mean investors are looking to their cash allocations for more than the familiar stability and liquidity. But how... Recommended content for you
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