Low rates render Taiwanese MMF impotent
Taiwanese money market funds are struggling to perform amid low interest rates. Some managers are shortening the duration of their portfolios, possibly in expectation of a rate rise.
Persistent low interest rates in Taiwan have left the country’s money market funds (MMFs) scrabbling to maintain relevance, Fitch Ratings (Fitch) has claimed.
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