Money market fund managers to face stricter standards

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EUROPE - The Institutional Money Market Funds Association (IMMFA) is set to implement tighter rules for its members on maturity, credit quality, liquidity and disclosure.

IMMFA, which represents triple-A rated European cash funds, published a number of changes to its code of practice, which will come into force in January next year and is mandatory for the associati...

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