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Counterparty risk looms large for FX buy-side

By Hamish Risk
Published: 27 January 2012


The ongoing ebb and flow of the European sovereign debt crisis and its impact on the underlying stability of bank balance sheets has focussed the minds of buy-side clients when it comes to choosing their FX counterparties.


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