Just heard on BBC World last night that the swap is temporary (three years), after which everything is swapped back. It is just a measure to stimulate inter bank lending, and the credit market by improving banks’ credit ratings.
Just heard on BBC World last night that the swap is temporary (three years), after which everything is swapped back. It is just a measure to stimulate inter bank lending, and the credit market by improving banks’ credit ratings.
Just heard on BBC World last night that the swap is temporary (three years), after which everything is swapped back. It is just a measure to stimulate inter bank lending, and the credit market by improving banks’ credit ratings.
Just heard on BBC World last night that the swap is temporary (three years), after which everything is swapped back. It is just a measure to stimulate inter bank lending, and the credit market by improving banks’ credit ratings.
Just heard on BBC World last night that the swap is temporary (three years), after which everything is swapped back. It is just a measure to stimulate inter bank lending, and the credit market by improving banks’ credit ratings.
Bugs, would you be concerned with the liquidity of any banks that had mostly Commercial RE loans on their books? From what I understand, lending criteria is a bit tighter than it is for residential RE.
Bugs, would you be concerned with the liquidity of any banks that had mostly Commercial RE loans on their books? From what I understand, lending criteria is a bit tighter than it is for residential RE.
Bugs, would you be concerned with the liquidity of any banks that had mostly Commercial RE loans on their books? From what I understand, lending criteria is a bit tighter than it is for residential RE.
Bugs, would you be concerned with the liquidity of any banks that had mostly Commercial RE loans on their books? From what I understand, lending criteria is a bit tighter than it is for residential RE.
Bugs, would you be concerned with the liquidity of any banks that had mostly Commercial RE loans on their books? From what I understand, lending criteria is a bit tighter than it is for residential RE.
