At the end of my long post yesterday on the Reserve Bank’s latest efforts to spin the Governor’s plans to increase very markedly minimum capital ratios for locally-incorporated banks, I noted
PS. As Martien Lubberink at Victoria has pointed out there is another international agency paper out just recently that really doesn’t help the Bank’s case much if at all. I might touch on that tomorrow.
His post is here (complete with the sly – if obscure, presumably deliberately so, to readers – dig at the Governor in the final paragraph).
The paper he was referring was recently published by the Bank for International Settlements as a Working Paper of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, with the title “The costs and benefits of bank capital – a review of the literature”. The paper was released only a couple of weeks ago, and it should be studied carefully…
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Jul 05, 2019 @ 17:34:00
“BIS paper undermines the Reserve Bank’s case”
That’s the negative case.
For Balance – Do you know of a positive case?
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Jul 05, 2019 @ 17:38:53
Reserve bank website is best place for that.
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