Downgrades Could Raise I-Banks’ Swap Costs
Standard & Poor’s downgrades of top global banks could force investment banks to put up more collateral, which could make trading in derivatives markets, particularly interest-rate swaps and credit default swaps, more expensive. Click here to read the story from Reuters
Unlock this article.
The content you are trying to view is exclusive to our subscribers.
To unlock this article:
- ✔ 4,000 annual insights
- ✔ 700+ notes and long-form analyses
- ✔ 4 capital markets databases
- ✔ Daily newsletters across markets and asset classes
- ✔ 2 weekly podcasts
