Are we out of the credit crisis? Implications for arm’s length interest rates
February 10, 2011
The credit cycle stage is a critical factor in the context of pricing intercompany loans and other debt instruments.
Since the end of 2007 the credit markets have seen the effect of the credit crisis in producing historically high loan pricing in the primary loan market, which consequently translates into higher intercompany lending rates. But, is the primary loan market pricing (specifically, lending margins on corporate loans) still being affected as dramatically as it has been by the credit crisis?
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