Money Markets & Liquidity
A Map of the World’s Leading Money Markets, Analysed by Size, Geographic Weight, Liquidity, Concentration and Operational Accessibility.
Money markets represent a fundamental component of the global financial system.
They include short-term financial instruments, money market funds, deposits, short-term government securities and other solutions used for liquidity management.
A Snapshot of Money Markets and Liquidity
Money markets provide the infrastructure through which banks, companies, governments and investors manage short-term liquidity.
They include money market funds, deposits, short-term government securities, interbank transactions and instruments used to finance temporary needs and preserve capital.
This page analyses the world’s leading money markets by size, geographic distribution, composition, liquidity, operator concentration and operational accessibility.
Sources: BIS, central banks, international financial institutions and official reports from leading market operators.