Yesterday, the Treasury's Financial Security Oversight Council (FSOC) tried to act on one of biggest SEC failures since the financial crisis — regulating money market funds. Back in 2008 money market funds almost brought the global economy to its knees when the Reserve Fund, the U.S.'s biggest money market fund, set off a run. The problem was that it owned $785 million in Lehman Brothers’...
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