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Saving for a rainy day

With global liquidity at its lowest level for four years, banks and regulators alike have begun to turn their attention to the risk of a funding drought. Is the issue being taken seriously enough? Gareth Gore reports

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Hubris may have been a crime in classical Athens, but the financial markets have their own ruthless way of punishing arrogance. As the market reacted to the Russian financial crisis in the third quarter of 1998, it took just days for previously profitable trading strategies at the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM) to unravel. Within a month, almost all the fund's $4.7 billion of

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