IMF: financial innovation has spillover effects on public information

IMF headquarters in Washington, DC

An IMF paper published on Tuesday says financial innovation lowers the incentives for private information collection and deteriorates public information.

Existing empirical evidence suggests that financial innovation increases diversification opportunities and reduces investment costs, but does not reduce the relative cost of information. Roberto Piazza, the paper's author, examines how financial innovation affects incentives to collect costly information about the riskiness of production

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