The chief executive of Citigroup has said banks should be forced to publicise how they measure risk so that investors can “punish” institutions that are too optimistic about the quality of their assets.
Vikram Pandit writes in today’s Financial Times that each bank should be required to explain how it would measure risk in a standard portfolio, allowing investors to “compare apples with apples”.
The proposal is one of the most concrete to date aimed at addressing the view that some banks understate risk in order to boost their capital ratios, a crucial measure of bank safety.
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