Investment Funds and Financial Stability: Policy Considerations

Author: Antonio Garcia Pascual, Mr. Ranjit Singh, and Jay Surti

Underscores the importance of the ongoing Financial Stability Board-led process of identifying policy options, involving national authorities and the International Organization of Securities Commissions and other standard setters.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2021 Issue 018

Publication date: September 2021

ISBN: 9781513593951

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Banks and Banking , Finance , March 2020 market turmoil , money market funds , open-end funds , liquidity risk management , regulatory reform , cross-border flows , shock amplification , , market illiquidity , emergency liquidity support , market frictions confronting OEFs , investor incentive , Treasury market , emerging market securities , OEF liquidity risk management , Mutual funds , Liquidity , Financial sector stability , Asset management , Emerging and frontier financial markets , Global

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Summary

The paper’s analysis underscores the importance of the ongoing Financial Stability Board-led process of identifying policy options, involving national authorities and the International Organization of Securities Commissions and other standard setters. In this context, the global nature of the investment fund business and fungibility of financial flows makes it vital to ensure consistency of global policy choices that can secure financial stability by precluding regulatory arbitrage.