Prolonged cheap borrowing costs would hit earnings and force financial institutions to change business models, study says The International Monetary Fund has expressed fears that persistently low interest rates pose a threat to the global financial sector. In a new study, the IMF warns of struggling banks taking more risks and the demise of final salary pensions. The IMF said a period of prolonged cheap borrowing costs would "present a significant challenge" to financial institutions and force t...
Prolonged cheap borrowing costs would hit earnings and force financial institutions to change business models, study says The International Monetary Fund has expressed fears that persistently low interest rates pose a threat to the global financial sector. In a new study, the IMF warns of struggling banks taking more risks and the demise of final salary pensions. The IMF said a period of prolonged cheap borrowing costs would "present a significant challenge" to financial institutions and force t...
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