Invest with the world's largest institutional money market fund manager1
For liquidity solutions, scale, experience and innovation matter. With USD1.5tn in short-term cash under management2, we bring globally consistent cash investment capabilities to Hong Kong—designed to support institutional needs.
Global capabilities, international standards
- With 30+ years of investing through multiple market cycles, we manage short-term liquidity solutions across 10 currencies.
- Our approach is globally coordinated, combining local market insight with global oversight.
- Large, independent and experienced credit research teams help create a firm investment foundation.
Proven HKD expertise, locally managed
- Incepted in 1983, our HKD money market fund is one of our longest-running globally.
- The investment team of portfolio managers and credit analysts is based in Hong Kong, providing close market proximity and timely management.
- The fund's strong credit profile, high liquidity and triple-A rating3 support institutional needs.
Online accessibility, seamless process
- Our HKD money market fund is available online via Morgan Money4.
- Morgan Money is a multi-currency platform designed around institutional workflows.
- The platform supports operational ease through end-to-end integration and robust controls for secure, convenient investing.
Five things to know about Hong Kong money markets
Hong Kong’s short-term rates and liquidity conditions can shift quickly, influenced by policy expectations, seasonal funding dynamics and market sentiment. Understanding how the local money market operates can help investors navigate these moves more effectively.
The HKD peg is the starting point
Hong Kong operates a Linked Exchange Rate System (LERS) that pegs HKD to USD. It keeps USD/HKD within a defined “convertibility zone” of 7.75 (strong side) to 7.85 (weak side).
Defense of the band works through liquidity
When USD/HKD hits either edge of the band, HKMA intervenes—and those actions change HKD system liquidity, which can move HKD interest rates quickly.
Aggregate Balance (AB) is a key liquidity signal
AB is a proxy for HKD interbank liquidity—when it’s high, HKD rates can lag; when it’s low, HKD rates tend to track USD more closely and can get more volatile.
HKMA has tools and resources to defend the peg
The peg is supported by both mechanical tools (intervention and liquidity operations) and substantial balance sheet backing.
Real-world drivers can move HKD FX and rates
Even with a peg, HIBOR/SOFR spreads can move materially—driven by liquidity, flows, and shifting macro influences.
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1 Source: iMoneyNet and iMoneyNet Offshore; based on AUM data as of 7/31/2026
2 Source: J.P. Morgan Asset Management, as of 6/30/2026
3 Source: Fitch Ratings; as of 12/23/2025
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Investment involves risk. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Please refer to the offering document(s) for details, including the risk factors. This document has not been reviewed by the SFC. Issued by JPMorgan Funds (Asia) Limited.