UK banks scramble to secure cash after credit crunch

Banks are still struggling to secure cash after last summer’s credit crunch despite a drop-off in the rate at which they lend to each other, an industry body revealed today.

Banks are still struggling to secure cash after last summer’s credit crunch despite a drop-off in the rate at which they lend to each other, an industry body revealed today.

The main London interbank lending rate – known as three-month Libor – has dropped back to 5.62% from the 6.9% high seen as the credit squeeze took hold last September.

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