The lesssons of the credit crisis are not being taken seriously by markets
I have been following the matter of bank leverage, and the improvements that are required to deal with current bad debts and more importantly future bad debts that will arise from credit card and mortgage defaults. Sadly no lessons have been learnet judging by the reaction from the investment analyst community to the small improvement in capital ratio at Goldman Sachs. Banks still need bigger cushions | Reuters – Rolfe Winkler It was a surreal moment two weeks ago when analysts on Goldman Sachs’ earnings conference call pressed CFO David Viniar to jack up leverage. They seem to think that … Continue reading The lesssons of the credit crisis are not being taken seriously by markets
