Following Goldman Sachs’ recent decision to start disclosing the daily values of its U.S. money-market funds, both JP Morgan Chase and Blackrock jumped on the bandwagon as well, says The Wall Street Journal.

Though fund companies are only required to report the values of the funds on a monthly basis, the companies say this move should improve transparency for investors.

The Financial Times says other players aren’t planning to adopt this practice. Read more.

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