Trading in credit derivatives has surged in recent weeks, partly because investors have tried to protect themselves from falling bond prices after events such as the ratings downgrades for General Motors, bankers say.
By Gillian Tett in London
Published: April 10 2005 22:07 | Last updated: April 10 2005 22:07
Trading in credit derivatives has surged in recent weeks, partly because investors have tried to protect themselves from falling bond prices after events such as the ratings downgrades for General Motors, bankers say.
