Les gestionnaires de fonds conservent des liquidités dans leurs programmes d'actions pour plus de flexibilité

19 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Les gestionnaires de fonds communs de placement en actions conservent souvent des réserves de liquidités pour faire face aux conditions du marché et aux besoins des investisseurs.

Les gestionnaires de fonds conservent des liquidités dans leurs programmes d'actions pour diverses raisons, notamment la surévaluation du marché, la difficulté à trouver des actions de qualité et la nécessité de répondre aux demandes de rachat quotidiennes. Les liquidités constituent un tampon contre les risques de baisse lors des périodes de volatilité.

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