Money Market Funds Run Risk: Will Floating Net Asset Value Fix the Problem?

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Money Market Funds Run Risk: Will Floating Net Asset Value Fix the Problem?

Jeffrey Gordon, Christopher Gandia

Banking,
Crisis,
Markets

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338/2012

Date posted :

October 01 2012

Last revised :

November 26 2012

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Jeffrey Gordon, Christopher Gandia Money Market Funds Run Risk: Will Floating Net Asset Value Fix the Problem? (01 Oct 2012) Available at ECGI: http://ecgi.global/working-paper/money-market-funds-run-risk-will-floating-net-asset-value-fix-problem

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Keywords

Money market funds •
bank runs •
financial crisis

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Christopher Gandia

Professor

Real name:

Jeffrey Gordon

Fellow, Research Member

Columbia Law School

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Money Market Funds Run Risk: Will Floating Net Asset Value Fix the Problem?

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Money Market Funds Run Risk: Will Floating Net Asset Value Fix the Problem?

Money Market Funds Run Risk: Will Floating Net Asset Value Fix the Problem?

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