BlackRock fears more to come for banks in Libor's wake

The world's biggest fund manager is not betting on a quick recovery this year - in banking or anywhere else

It is “too early to tell” whether the Libor scandal represents a low-point for banks’ share prices, according to BlackRock, the world’s biggest fund manager, which said it is expecting macro-policy and regulation to dominate markets for the rest of the year.

At its mid-year outlook briefing in London yesterday, BlackRock said the three most important drivers for markets this year were "policy, policy, and policy".

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