Money Market Funds Monitor - Association for Financial Professionals

Questions about money funds?

Contact Brian Kalish, AFP's Finance Lead

Additional Resources

AFP Money Market Fund Resource Center

AFP Money Market Funds Monitor

Daily yields, assets and WAMs for top-yielding U.S. and Offshore institutional money-market funds.

The Association for Financial Professionals (AFP), in partnership with iMoneyNet, is pleased to offer AFP members access to comparative daily information for institutional money-market funds. This money fund data provides corporate cash investors with critical information needed to make daily investment decisions. In addition, this data assists with reducing risk, compliance and due-diligence reporting. iMoneyNet is the leading provider of money fund information and analytics.

Money fund data for AFP members includes:

Top 10-yielding Institutional money funds
Offshore and U.S. fund information
1-, 7- and 30-day yields
WAMs
Prospectuses
Fund fact sheets
Portfolio assets

Click to access current money fund data

This money fund information is generated from iMoneyNet's Web-based Money Fund Monitor. This product also offers money fund benchmarks, AAA ratings, portfolio composition, interest rates, commentary, and data for more than 2,000 global money-market funds.

For questions on the money fund information available through AFP, please contact Brian Kalish, Finance Practice Lead

For additional money fund information or complete access to Money Fund Monitor, please contact Kevin Grist at 508-614-1655 or kgrist@imoneynet.com

More Information about iMoneyNet

Learn more about the many exclusive benefits available to AFP members. If you are not a member, join today.

This Week in Corporate Finance: Signs of a Healing Market?As we come into the final turn of the summer, we bask in our third consecutive week of basically “drama-free” financial markets. After some of the Augusts we have experienced over the past five years, this is a quite a welcome change.
AFP Members Overwhelmingly Positive on MMF Vote CancellationSEC Chairman Mary Schapiro’s decision to cancel the vote on further money-market fund (MMF) regulation was met with a highly positive reaction from AFP members and staff.
Holding Fast: Results of the 2012 AFP Liquidity SurveyIn May 2012, the Association for Financial Professionals conducted its seventh annual Liquidity Survey to provide financial professionals with an understanding of how organizations manage their short-term investment portfolios. Through the end of May, the survey generated 391 responses, which are the basis of this report.
Results of the 2012 AFP Liquidity SurveyAFP has released the results of its seventh annual Liquidity Survey in order to provide financial professionals with an understanding of how organizations manage their short-term investment portfolios. Among the key findings: 41 percent of organizations held greater cash balances during the first quarter of 2012 than in the same quarter of 2011.
This Week in Corporate Finance: Positive, Weak GrowthThe major news of the week here in the U.S. was the employment report, which reconfirmed our ongoing scenario of positive but weak employment growth, with positive but lackluster economic growth. The U.S. economy added a subpar +80K jobs in June with the unemployment rate holding steady at 8.2 percent. On the bright side, this was the 21st consecutive month of job creation.

AFP Money Market Funds Monitor

Money fund data for AFP members includes:

You May Also Be Interesed In...