Asset Protection Scheme ‘could spur defaults’
The UK government’s safety net, which now contains around £400bn of banks’ risky assets, could delay refinancing procedures and cause lenders to encourage corporate defaults.
5 January 2013•2 mins read
The UK government’s safety net, which now contains around £400bn of banks’ risky assets, could delay refinancing procedures and cause lenders to encourage corporate defaults.
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