How Fidelity Manages Money Market Funds

Fidelity is proud to manage in excess of $1 trillion1 in money market assets for millions of customers. Fidelity's money market funds invest in money market securities of the highest quality and provide clients daily liquidity.

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Our three priorities for money market funds, in order of importance

Safety

Fidelity's main objective in managing money market funds has been and will continue to be protecting our investors' stable $1.00 net asset value per share (NAV).

Liquidity

Fidelity places a strong emphasis on managing its funds with sufficient liquidity. Our money market fund investors may redeem shares of any fund on a daily basis, offering a convenient solution for cash needs.

Historically competitive yields

In addition, Fidelity aims to provide competitive yields. We are focused on helping investors achieve their financial goals while taking a conservative approach towards managing risk.

Our approach

Independent credit research

Fidelity employs a security selection process driven by bottom-up fundamental research performed by credit analysts. Our team-oriented approach incorporates an issuer-specific and systematic review of every security and repurchase agreement held by a money market fund. Fidelity's independent credit assessment, evaluation, and monitoring do not rely on rating agencies to determine credit quality.

Experienced team

Fidelity has built one of the largest, most sophisticated fixed income organizations in the mutual fund industry. Our money market group consists of an experienced team of research analysts, traders, and portfolio managers supported by a global research platform and industry-leading technology.

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