02 octobre 2008, 0h00
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What’s the next shoe to drop in the credit crunch? Revolving loans may be coming untied. Banks have extended some $6 trillion of corporate loans worldwide that haven’t yet been drawn, according to Citigroup analysts in London. Banks only have to hold minimum reserves against undrawn revolving loans and back-up lines of credit for commercial paper programmes. A widespread and sudden drawdown of these loans could give banks fresh capital problems.
Many company treasurers are probably already nerv...
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