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Profiting from divergence

Range accruals have been one of the success stories of the structured interest rate derivatives business, but how did the market hold up during last year's divergence between Libor and base rates? Peter Madigan reports

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The credit crisis of 2007 challenged some long-held assumptions about how greatly central bank policy can influence the behaviour of financial markets and institutions. Efforts by the US Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BoE) to inject more than $1 trillion into global money markets to boost liquidity throughout the second half of the year met with limited

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