Hedge Funds See Counterparty Risk As Threat To Global Markets
Aug 15 2008 | 11:26am ET
Hedge fund managers say that counterparty risk in credit-default swaps represents a serious threat to global financial markets and there will be another major financial services firm meltdown as a result of the ongoing crisis.
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