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Reconstructing loan management

European banks are taking advantage of the benign credit environment to overhaul the way they manage their loan portfolios. With credit spreads at record lows, banks are increasing their use of credit derivatives for hedging. By Rachel Wolcott

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Tight spreads in the credit default swap (CDS) market, combined with rapacious investor appetite for loan assets, have persuaded a growing number of banks to change the way they manage the credit risk of their loan portfolios. While some have taken advantage of low spreads to bolster their credit derivatives hedge books, others have created credit portfolio management teams from scratch.

Banks such

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