In the Margins
The Securities and Exchange Commission launched a review of potential liquidity risks posed by high-yield bond fund managers in the aftermath of the collapse of Third Avenue's junk bond fund in December. Within weeks of the Third Avenue fund collapse, SEC examiners sent detailed requests to mutual funds and exchange-traded funds seeking information about how they price less liquid securities, and whether certain parties have ever challenged those prices. Read the original story from Reuters.
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