S&P Warns of 'Inherent Fragility' from Banks' Exposure to Trading Firms

S&P has issued a warning that large investment banks' increasing reliance on markets financing and their soaring exposure to trading firms are creating an "inherent fragility" in the financial system.

15 Apr, 10:01 — 15 Apr, 10:01

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Banks’ soaring exposure to trading firms creating ‘inherent fragility’, warns S&P

Large investment banks have become increasingly reliant on markets financing, report says

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S&P Warns of 'Inherent Fragility' from Banks' Exposure to Trading Firms

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