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A buffetting for derivatives

Warren Buffett’s outspoken condemnation of derivatives received wide press coverage in early March. Everyone recognises Buffett as a shrewd and experienced observer of the business world. David Rowe argues, however, that while his remarks contain some important hard truths, his extreme conclusions reflect the fact that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing

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As has been widely publicised, Warren Buffett’s latest letter to stockholders condemned derivatives as “financial weapons of mass destruction, carrying dangers that, while now latent, are potentially lethal”.1 He claims these instruments introduce little-understood systemic risks that could allow a problem at one firm to snowball into a major economic crisis.

Buffett’s strongest argument relates

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