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Australian fund managers seek collateral from banks in swap deals
Published Thu, Aug 20, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Sydney
AUSTRALIAN fund managers are flexing their muscles against long-dominant investment banks, demanding the banks provide them with more equitable protection in the A$29 trillion (S$29.75 trillion) credit and interest-rates swaps market.
Investment funds are stipulating that banks post collateral in over-the-counter derivatives agreements to protect funds should a bank become insolvent, and are wide…
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