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I have yet to read about anyone discussing their hedging strategy regarding the bonds. Theoretically, I couldn't imagine that risk control doesn't ring a bell i
by hnthrowaway0315 4y ago
I have yet to read about anyone discussing their hedging strategy regarding the bonds. Theoretically, I couldn't imagine that risk control doesn't ring a bell if a bank has a large one side exposure to anything, even treasury bonds. I think maybe reading the financial reports can reveal more as I expect to read about credit derivatives.
- PaulHoule 4y agoCirca 2000 I was at my broker and interest rates were high so I was interested in CD's and walked into to the regional bank in the office next door, picked up the annual report, liked what I saw and bought shares in Tompkins Financial Corporation which have beat the S&P 500 and paid good dividends. As I see it TMP does well by its employees, customers, community, and also treats me very well as a shareholder. One of my relatives signs off on the books for TMP. She can't tell me anything that she can't tell everyone else, but I've asked her about the question of "what happens if interest rates go up?" and I can say I like what I've been told.
- rasz 4y ago>risk control maybe they gave that to Chief Administrative Officer Joseph Gentile, formerly CFO of Lehman Brothers