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$230 Billion IMF Windfall Lures Investors Into Riskiest Debt Markets Jul 30 2021, 3:30 PM July 30 2021, 9:30 AM July 30 2021, 3:30 PM (Bloomberg) A windfall of more than $230 billion from the International Monetary Fund for emerging and developing nations is luring investors into the riskiest debt markets. (Bloomberg) A windfall of more than $230 billion from the International Monetary Fund for emerging and developing nations is luring investors into the riskiest debt markets. Countries like Pakistan, Ecuador and Turkey stand to receive a flood of resources to help them deal with Covid-19 health costs. The package is expected to be approved in the coming days. The last time that the Washington-based fund took such an extraordinary step was back in the 2009 financial crisis, and it kicked off a month-long rally in high-yield emerging-market debt. Vontobel Asset Management AG, NN Investment Partners and Union Bancaire Privee Ubp SA say history can repeat itself once again.

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