How to drive debt long-termism in emerging markets

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Emerging economies need to reduce risk and reshape investor incentives if they want to extend the maturity of domestic debt, new research from the World Bank argues.

The analysis compares the behaviour of Chilean institutional investors with that of US bond mutual funds. The research shows that Chilean asset-management institutions hold large amounts of short-term assets compared to their US counterparts.

The research finds that this short-termism is driven by the desire to minimise inflation

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