Money Market Funds vulnerabilities and systemic liquidity crises

IF 3.8 2区经济学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE

Journal of Banking & Finance Pub Date : 2025-08-14 DOI:10.1016/j.jbankfin.2025.107530

Michel Baes , Antoine Bouveret , Eric Schaanning

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Abstract

Despite regulatory reforms, Money Market Funds (MMFs) experienced severe stress in March 2020, following large redemptions and dislocations in short-term markets. We provide a model showing the trade-offs between liquidity and capital preservation services offered by MMFs. We show that in a crisis, MMFs cannot provide liquidity and capital preservation to investors at the same time. As a result, investors have an incentive to run pre-emptively. We calibrate our model on data from USD MMFs and find that most funds would have been unable to meet redemptions above 30% mid-March 2020. Unless short-term funding markets are made resilient in times of stress, MMFs will face similar challenges during future liquidity crises.

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货币市场基金脆弱性与系统性流动性危机

尽管进行了监管改革，但在短期市场出现大规模赎回和混乱之后，货币市场基金（mmf）在2020年3月经历了严重压力。我们提供了一个模型，显示了mmf提供的流动性和资本保值服务之间的权衡。我们表明，在危机中，mmf不能同时为投资者提供流动性和资本保值。因此，投资者有了先发制人的动机。我们根据美元mmf的数据校准了我们的模型，发现大多数基金将无法满足2020年3月中旬超过30%的赎回。除非短期融资市场在压力时期具有弹性，否则在未来的流动性危机中，mmf将面临类似的挑战。

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262

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