Fed Liquidity Proposal Seen Trading Safety for Costlier Credit

Jesse Hamilton

A proposal to make U.S. banks maintain 30-day war chests in case of a credit crisis is certain to add to borrowing costs, said a former leader of the global group that conceived of the standard.

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