Loss Forecasting: Investor Perspective (video)

Video: Published Aug 18, 2015
Capital-adequacy positions are becoming crucial in analyst recommendations. Can you afford to have the investment community view your stock unfavorably? Banks rely heavily on the stock market for capital to grow their business. Under-capitalization can significantly impact how investors and fund managers view a bank¿s stock, which can result in limited access to market-based capital and hinder growth. Recent news about increasing Tier 1 capital requirements for the largest banks has piqued the interest of the investment community. Empower your organization, increase investor trust and confidently submit capital plans to the regulators with an advanced approach to loss forecasting.

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