In many cases Treasury Futures can offer you a transparent, liquid and capital efficient way to obtain swap exposure with regulatory ease.
With the second phase of the CFTC’s implementation of Title VII of Dodd-Frank now past, we examine how investors can use Treasury note futures contracts in place of OTC Interest Rate Swap positions to achieve similar interest rate risk exposure with greater efficiencies.
Download our latest strategy paper on how to make these benchmark contracts work for you.
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