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It’s a bit different from 2007-2008 because these assets that are causing problems are required by law to be held by these banks, in part from the regulations t
by simple-thoughts 4y ago
It’s a bit different from 2007-2008 because these assets that are causing problems are required by law to be held by these banks, in part from the regulations that came out of the previous crisis. Banks do have freedom with respect to duration but when small banks need funds for operations, are required to hold low yielding assets, and the short durations are at 0%, they really don’t have much of a choice.