Regulatory changes good news for investors

The regulatory changes are part of what he termed “the industrialisation of banks".

The changes will be good news for investors, whose ability to judge future cashflows will be improved by the changes, he added. He said the changes will make it harder for capital losses to be hidden, and easier to identify "mummified assets and liabilities".

Caen denied that IAS 39, the new IFRS standard relating to derivatives, will have a negative impact on shareholder value through fostering risk aversion in

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