European Union:
European Parliament Will Consider Money Market Fund Regulation In April 2017 Plenary Session
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The MMF regulation is intended to introduce new framework
requirements to more effectively regulate money market funds, as
well as increase their stability and general liquidity. In
particular, the regulation (introduced by the European Commission)
is intended to more tightly regulate the shadow banking sector.
The plenary session will allow debate and potential amendment to
the scope of the MMF regulation.
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