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Baskets will suffer in trading book regime, warns HSBC exec

Assigning liquidity horizons to risk factors will produce confusing capital charges for products with multiple underlyings, says HSBC exec

Manoj Bhaskar
Manoj Bhaskar

Proposed new trading book capital rules will run into fundamental problems when they are applied to basket products, producing capital numbers that are difficult to explain to trading desks and clients, according to Manoj Bhaskar, global head of regulatory and risk analytics at HSBC.

"It's always nice to have a number, but what does it mean? How will it change as time passes? It's going to be very

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