Bankers warn against dislocation in short term markets
As the ECB wades in to provide more emergency liquidity for European banks, the interbank lending market is drying up as financial institutions increase their use of the central bank’s deposit facilities. This is prompting money market participants to worry about a liquidity squeeze similar to that which followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
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