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Pillar 3 disclosures: looking back and looking forward
Quarterly Bulletin 2017 Q3
Published on
15 September 2017
By Patrick Calver and Jennifer Owladi
Public disclosure by banks and insurers of information about their financial position, risk profile and corporate governance practices is an important component of a well-functioning financial system.
Inadequate disclosures contributed to the financial crisis. As a consequence, improving banks’ and insurers’ disclosures has been a major focus of post-crisis regulation.
This article takes stock of the enhancements made to Pillar 3 disclosures since the financial crisis, and considers what progress could be made in the future.