with a 17% lifetime cap. Semi Annual Pay Semi Annual Adjust (I believe) A rated at 84 cents on the dollar, If the banks have to begin holding more capital against their long derivatives positions these long swaps will probably get very expensive (my premise is they will have to have a higher yield in order to entice a buyer) to hold and the short dated swaps will get to be crowded (low implied yields), Hence the spreads between 2's and 30's will widen as rates go higher. This will mean that a discounted dual index floater bond today will trade up towards par. Many of these bonds are callable at par as rates rise, even though the UST yield curve may flatten when that happens.
I wouldnt buy Morgan Stanley or Barclays or RBS.
But I would look at some more SG if it pops up on my screen at 83c again!!! Or even BofA if they have such an issue.