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"Hidden" Costs: A Case Study of Bank and Borrowing and Interest Rate Swaps
Banking Law Journal (2002)
  • Christian A. Johnson
Abstract
Large money center and regional banks actively target and market interest rate swaps to middle market borrowers. Because these customers borrow at a variable rate, their bankers encourage them to hedge interest rate risk by concurrently entering into interest rate swaps.
Publication Date
November, 2002
Citation Information
Christian A. Johnson. ""Hidden" Costs: A Case Study of Bank and Borrowing and Interest Rate Swaps" Banking Law Journal Vol. 119 Iss. 10 (2002) p. 927
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/christian_johnson/26/