Credit derivatives to hit record $5 trillion this year

Accounting black holes, fraud and corporate bankruptcies are driving credit derivatives to record levels.

London continues to dominate the global market, which is set to rise 43% this year to a new peak of $5 trillion (€4.1 trillion) and to $8 trillion by 2006, according to the latest British Bankers Association survey.

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