Big banks no longer dominate fixed rate pricing
The other interesting observation that can be made from a review of the Infochoice data is that the big banks no longer dominate the pricing of fixed rates. For many years it was assumed that the big banks were the natural price leaders in the fixed rate segment because they could use their big treasury operations to get the best swap prices
when they put a fixed rate contract in place. Read More »
Posted by Iden on Tuesday the 18th of August, 2009. 3 Comments »
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