Dual reporting of bank capital models is no magic bullet
Even the banks using standardised models produce problematic results.
Requiring the “big four” Australian banks to report their capital calculations using both their own internal models as well as using standardised models won’t be a magic bullet to fix all the problems related to bank reporting, says Massey University associate professor David Tripe.
At present
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Jenny Ruth
Fri, 13 Jul 2018
Fri, 13 Jul 2018
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Dual reporting of bank capital models is no magic bullet
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