How safe are your money-market funds?

Jul 27, 2011

The prospect of a US downgrade or even a default is beginning to put pressure on money-market funds and raising the spectre of a liquidity crunch.

Money-market funds (MMFs) are meant to be super-safe, super-liquid vehicles for short-term assets in which investors can park their cash and still earn a competitive rate of return.

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