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Stanley to offer CDS on LBO loans in Europe

  • 13 May 2005

Morgan Stanley will shortly begin offering callable credit default swaps referencing European leveraged loans.

The investment bank met banks and funds on Tuesday to present the idea and will be ready with credit default swaps (CDS) referencing between 25 and 35 LBO companies by the ...

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