stoje_i_patrze
14.02.09, 21:58
i brak bonusów i wszystko jasne:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbys...ldane-says.html
Bankers had no incentive to stress test the system, BOE's Haldane says
Cytat"There was absolutely no incentive for individuals or teams to run
severe stress tests and show these to management. First, because if there were
such a severe shock, they would very likely lose their bonus and possibly
their jobs. Second, because in that event the authorities would have to
step-in anyway to save a bank and others suffering a similar plight."
CytatThe warning comes only days after the HBOS whistleblower Paul Moore
alleged that he was fired from the bank after warning of the risks associated
with its lending policies. Mr Haldane, lead author of the Bank's Financial
Stability Report, said that before the crisis "stress-testing was not being
meaningfully used to manage risk... it was being used to manage regulation.
Stress-testing was not so much regulatory arbitrage as regulatory camouflage."