Investment Management

It's a new year, with a new government managing a new phase of the Covid-19 pandemic. Should treasuries also have new plans for 2021?

Fed's presence is distorting markets, squelching volatility, supporting stock price growth, and curbing Treasury yields at levels that do not reflect market sentiment.

Outgoing SEC chair says reforms will be designed to avoid future panics like March's money-fund madness.

Federal Reserve and FSB signal March runs on money funds may suggest closer regulation is needed for corporate liquidity vehicles.

The fund giant cited is closing the funds because there aren't enough "munis" markets in the MMFs' targeted states.

Fed's aggressive approach to suppressing interest rates has made prime funds less attractive; some are being shuttered.

How to manage a corporate investment portfolio—and otherwise chart a course for the treasury team—amid the Covid-19 era's 'known unknowns.'

Why the flood of corporate short-term investments out of prime money funds was borderline irrational—and what corporate treasury teams can learn from it.