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Breadcrumb HOME CHRIS PLANTIER Author Chris Plantier Chris Plantier is a senior economist in ICI’s Research Department. Chris Plantier is a senior economist in ICI’s Research Department. Viewpoints by this Author The “Waterfall Theory” of Liquidity Management Doesn’t Hold Water Models vs. the Real World—Why Bond Funds Aren’t the Bond Market New Research by New York Fed Confirms: Bond Funds Don’t Pose Systemic Risks U.S. and European Fund Investors Continue to Take Long View on EM Economies Ignore the IMF’s Uninformed Call for a Third Round of Reforms to U.S. Money Market Funds The IMF on Asset Management: Handle Empirical Results with Care The IMF Quietly Changes Its Data, but Not Its Views Federal Reserve Reverse Repo Facility Helps Stabilize Short-Term Money Markets The IMF Is Entitled to Its Opinion, but Not to Its Own Facts European Banks Borrow Less from MMFs; the Federal Reserve Borrows More The IMF Makes All of OFR’s Mistakes—And More Why Regulated Funds Are a Relatively Stable Source of Foreign Investment for Emerging Economies “Preemptive Runs” and Money Market Fund Gates and Fees: Theory Meets Practice Sizing Up Mutual Fund and ETF Investment in Emerging Markets European Banks Significantly Reduced Borrowing from U.S. Money Market Funds in June “Market Tantrums” and Mutual Funds: A Second Look Seasonality, U.S. Money Market Funds, and the Borrower of Last Resort U.S. Prime Money Market Funds and European Borrowing Money Market Funds and Liquidity Ratios: Why So High and Stable? ICI’s New Data Release: Further Enhancing the Transparency of Money Market Funds IMF Analysis Ignores 2010 Money Market Fund Reforms and Exaggerates Run Risk U.S. Prime Money Market Funds’ Eurozone Holdings Remain Low and Limited in Scope Money Market Funds and the Expiration of Unlimited Deposit Insurance The Reasonable Balance of the 2010 Reforms for Money Market Funds Do U.S. Banks Rely Heavily on Money Market Funds? No. U.S. Prime Money Market Funds Remain Cautious with Respect to Eurozone Holdings Prime Money Market Funds’ Holdings Update—Eurozone Holdings Drop Close to December Levels What a Difference a Year Makes—Prime Money Market Funds’ Holdings Update Prime Money Market Funds’ Eurozone Holdings Down 50 Percent over The Last Year Data Update: Prime Money Market Funds’ Holdings Commodity Price Trends: It’s Fundamentals, Not Funds Prime Money Market Funds’ Eurozone Holdings Remain Low Data Update 2: Money Market Funds and the Eurozone Debt Crisis Money Market Funds Continued to Reduce Eurozone Holdings in November Data Update 1: Money Market Funds and the Eurozone Debt Crisis Money Market Funds’ Prudent Response to European Challenges Mutual Fund Investors Remain Steady Despite Volatile Market Déjà vu—U.S. Money Market Funds and the Eurozone Debt Crisis ICI Economists Provide Long-Term Mutual Fund Flow Analysis The Debt Ceiling Debate and Its Impact on Money Market Funds It’s Highly Unlikely that Money Market Funds Will ‘Break the Dollar’ in U.S. Debt Crisis Money Market Funds and European Debt: Setting the Record Straight