Former Reserve Bank official says fewer bank reports would buck Basel lll
RBNZ has proposed dropping the first and third quarter disclosure statements, leaving the banks reporting their six monthly and annual results only.
The man who led the team at the Reserve Bank that introduced the current disclosure regime for banks in the 1990s says less frequent disclosure by banks would buck the international trend toward more disclosure by banks.
The Reserve Bank has proposed dropping the first and third quarter disclosure
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Jenny Ruth
Fri, 25 Sep 2015
Fri, 25 Sep 2015
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Former Reserve Bank official says fewer bank reports would buck Basel lll
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