U.S. regulators are committed to increasing regulation on a popular holding for corporate cash.
Despite a setback at the SEC, U.S. regulators are still committed to imposing more regulation on a popular holding place for corporate cash.
Senate Banking committee opponents of money-market reforms proposed by SEC chief Mary Schapiro are concerned corporations could lose a crucial tool for cash management.
Treasurers are seeking the slightest pickup in returns on their short-term cash, provided the risk falls within corporate investment guidelines.
Some treasurers are looking for the slightest pickup in returns on their short-term cash, provided the risk falls within corporate investment policies.
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New money market fund regulations being debated by the SEC could cause corporate treasurers to pull more than $700 billion from the sector, says one survey.
As safe havens for short-term funds disappear, companies weigh whether to assume some risk in return for a modest yield.
New SEC proposals offer protections, but at a cost.
Imminent proposals designed to boost money-fund stability could motivate companies to move their short-term cash elsewhere.
