Bank regulation fails first big test as bond liquidity evaporates in flash crash
Fund managers and capital markets bankers blamed the lack of liquidity in bond markets, caused by bank regulation, for exacerbating price swings in credit markets and US Treasuries this week. This kind of volatility might just be something investors have to get used to, they warned, writes Tessa Wilkie.
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