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‘Ridiculously Tight’ US Preferred Spreads Risk Trapping Buyers
US banks are raising regulatory capital at the tightest valuations since the financial crisis, unsettling seasoned investors. Preferred spreads are described as 'ridiculously tight,' posing risks to buyers.
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