Bank of England repeats ETF warning

Problems with collateral swaps and synthetic exchange-traded funds could pose a risk to financial stability amid shortage of high-grade collateral

The Bank of England, at the centre of the Libor controversy this week, has strengthened its warning that problems with collateral swaps and synthetic exchange-traded funds present a risk to financial stability.

Synthetic ETFs replicate the performance of indices by using swaps put together by banks. The Bank of England is worried about a growing shortage of high-quality collateral which is needed to underpin them.

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