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Why it’s not too late for interest rate swaps

Bob Newman writes for Bank Director and explains why derivatives remain an essential tool for banks to manage net interest margin even after the Federal Reserve’s sharp and rapid rate increases in 2022.


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  • Bob Newman

    Managing Director
    Sales

    Financial Institutions | Kennett Square, PA

    Bob Newman is a Managing Director in Chatham’s Financial Institutions business and brings nearly 40 years of experience in banking and currently advises community and regional banks in the Mid-Atlantic region.

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