(This article first appeared in Issue 96 of Asian Private Banker’s monthly print magazine, published in the first week of February 2016.) A simple plan of attack for banks when interest rates rise is the pushing of short duration funds or securities. But in order to get any signi ficant yield from this, investors will need to increase the credit risk by buying say, higher yielding bonds. Sounds…
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