Tighter capital rules being imposed on banks to reduce risk
in the financial system are starting to trickle down to hedge funds looking to
borrow money to trade, the good people at Reuters tell us.
A J.P. Morgan Chase exec said Thursday the tougher capital
holding requirements for banks mean some hedge fund borrowing costs will rise
in the coming years. And that could make some trading strategies that rely on
higher levels of leverage, or borrowed money, more costly….
Wait, wait…there’s more at http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/29/us-investment-summit-jpm-idUSBRE8AS1IJ20121129
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