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Yup, that is basically inherent. In order to hedge their interest rate exposure they'd have to find some counterparty that can afford to do it - there is no mag
by makomk 3y ago
Yup, that is basically inherent. In order to hedge their interest rate exposure they'd have to find some counterparty that can afford to do it - there is no magic hedging or insurance fairy - which with previous interest rates would probably wipe out all their interest income and expose them to counterparty risk at the same time if they could even find anyone.
- lamontcg 3y agoYeah, AIG selling credit default swaps against CDOs comes to mind. Hedging isn't magic, someone else winds up eating all the losses.