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Fund management trade bodies hit back at IMF’s systemic risk warning
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fnlondon.comThe International Monetary Fund's warning that open-ended funds pose a systemic risk to financial markets are based on “hypothetical and erroneous assumptions,” say two influential asset management trade bodies.
The IMF's 4 October blog post outlined a flurry of risks to the global $41tn sector — noting that open-ended funds holding hard-to-sell assets can “magnify the impact of shocks”, while those investing in less-liquid assets that can take days to sell risk a “liquidity mismatch” where a wave of investors rush for the...
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