The market for credit-default swaps, financial instruments that function much like insurance policies for Wall Street’s debt trades, rarely attracts attention when everything is going well. But when the cost of insuring a company’s debt starts climbing, more often than not it’s a warning that concerns are building beneath the surface.
The market for credit-default swaps, financial instruments that function much like insurance policies for Wall Street’s debt trades, rarely attracts attention when everything is going well. But when the cost of insuring a company’s debt starts climbing, more often than not it’s a warning that concerns are building beneath the surface.
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